The leader of Saskatchewan’s Progressive Conservative Party has repeated his call for an end to the State of Emergency due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Ken Grey says, “This is a cloud of doub...

Mairin Loewen has represented Ward 7 since 2011 and says she wants to continue her work to increase neighbourhood accessibility and improve pedestrian linkages. Loewen has supported the rehabilitation...

A new list of multiple dates and locations for COVID-19 exposure at businesses has been issued by the Saskatchewan Health Authority which includes Esterhazy, Maple Creek, Regina, Rosetown, and Saskato...

This year’s flu shot campaign will be like no other. That from the Saskatchewan Health Authority who announced flu clinics will open Monday and run to December 23rd in some jurisdictions. Kevin ...

Sask. Party leader Scott Moe kicked off Small Businesses Week in the province by saying a re-elected Saskatchewan Party government will support small businesses as they help drive Saskatchewan’s...

Charlie Clark is the incumbent for the mayoral race and believes a strong economic future can be built for the city, where no one is left behind. He wants to keep the economy going, creating jobs, and...

The leader of the Green Party in Saskatchewan says introducing CERB during COVID-19showed the entire country that the social safety net program is a leaky boat. Naomi Hunter says at $2,000 per month, ...

It began with an RCMP survey to figure out what the main issues and priorities are for youth and has evolved to become provincial and local youth advisory committees that meet regularly to delve into ...

As Saskatoon Police were heading to a weapons complaint in an apartment building on the 200 block of Avenue K South, last Friday evening, word came down that the suspect had left the building and was ...

The NDP is attacking Sask. Party leader Scott Moe’s record with the financial security of the people of the province. In a release the party says 53 per cent of people in Saskatchewan and Manito...