Two more Saskatoon schools have positive cases of COVID-19. Greater Saskatoon Catholic Schools says in a statement that St. Mark School and Bethlehem Catholic High School each have one confirmed case ...

In an effort to reduce speeding in Prince Albert, the City and its Police Service are kicking off a new education and enforcement initiative. The “Slow Down Prince Albert” program will beg...

Human remains were found at a home in the 400 block of Avenue G South Tuesday night. Saskatoon Police say the Missing Person Unit and Major Crime Section were alerted there may be an injured or deceas...

Thanks to more positive cases from the recent social gathering in Saskatoon, the number of active cases of COVID-19 in Saskatchewan went up in Wednesday’s update from the Ministry of Health. Fou...

The City, using MEEP (Municipal Economic Enhancement Program) money from the province, and the provincial government, are both anteing up $100,000 a piece to fund a pilot project to address escalating...

We told you about the gun being fired in the 200 block of Akhtar Bend in Saskatoon’s Evergreen neighbourhood that has now led to an arrest and sizeable seizure of drugs. The original call was ac...

The final decision on whether to keep going on the Jansen potash project has yet to be made. BHP Billiton’s board will hear the final investment decision in the middle of next year. Acting manag...

The Metis Nation – Saskatchewan is taking the province to court over its use and reliance on the 2010 First Nation and Metis Consultation Policy framework. The MN-S wants the policy declared inv...

Saskatoon Business owner Jim Rhode has announced that he is seeking to represent Ward 7 in the upcoming civic election. The Ward is currently represented by Mairin Loewen. Rhode says, on a lot of rece...

You don’t know if you saved your life, you’ll only know if you didn’t. Those words are from 70 year old Wade Dieno of Chitek Lake who worked around asbestos all his life and last Nov...