The Government of Saskatchewan has contracted SAGE Roadway Signs, a division of Saskatoon-based JNE Welding, to supply highway traffic signs. It is part of a six-month pilot project to provide the min...

The province has announced annual funding of $4.3 million to Saskatchewan Indian Institute of Technologies for skills training programs. The funding will allow the college to deliver a variety of educ...

A 45 year old woman was struck by a pickup truck around 3:30 Monday afternoon at the intersection of Lorne Avenue and 8th Street. Saskatoon Police say she was taken to hospital by Medavie Health Servi...

The city says Clarence Avenue closes between 14th and 15th streets at eight o’clock Tuesday morning. Crews will be repairing a curb box. It’s expected the work will take two days to comple...

The Saskatchewan Environmental Society believes climate change is an issue of national concern, and is an intervenor for the federal government in the Supreme Court carbon tax case from the Saskatchew...

Three days of bargaining are scheduled for the City of Saskatoon and the Amalgamated Transit Union. Local 615 President Darcy Pederson says they will be at the table Tuesday, Thursday and Friday. Last...

Anyone who witnesses impaired or aggressive driving should report it to their local police service immediately, or call 911. That from Saskatchewan RCMP Traffic Services after officers conducted a roa...

Vehicles are likely to be ticketed and towed this autumn if residents fail to adhere to parking restrictions during the Fall Sweep program. The Governance and Priorities Committee carried a report tha...

The Saskatoon Police Service’s Serious Assault Unit is requesting the public’s help with their investigation into a Saturday night stabbing in the city’s west end. At about 9:45 p.m....

Two men charged after the Saskatchewan Penitentiary riot in December of 2016 have been found not guilty of second degree murder. The riot was December 14th of that year and involved around 185 prisone...