October 2nd is recognized as World No Alcohol Day, a day that when the World Health Organization looks to bring awareness to alcohol being a leading cause of death around the world. Karen Anthony-Burn...

1000 solar panels that make up one of Saskatchewan’s largest solar installations are now operational in Saskatoon. The partnership is a joint effort between the SES Solar Co-op, and CNH Industri...

RCMP are still investigating to determine the cause of a fatal crash north of Osler Thursday afternoon. At 3:42 p.m. RCMP were advised that a driver had gone through a ditch and knocked over signs alo...

The work week started with 146 active cases of COVID-19 on Monday and ended with 147 Friday in Saskatchewan. Nineteen of the active cases are in Yorkton with contact investigations having linked most ...

The City of Saskatoon estimates a Bus Rapid Transit system would cost just over $150-million, but a mayoralty candidate suggests it would be much higher, and he doesn’t think BRT is a good idea....

Saskatoon Public Schools was notified Thursday of a positive case of COVID-19 at Walter Murray Collegiate. This was then communicated to the school community at large. The SHA is conducting the contac...

Prairie Harm Reduction’s executive director says the doors are now open and traffic is slow but steady at Saskatchewan’s first ever safe consumption site, located on 20th Street East. Exec...

Restrictions at the Sutherland Dog Park have been lifted. Police ushered people out of the park at 130 Beef Research Road Thursday night after a report of a cougar sighting. Conservation officers were...

The Prime Minister has announced more funding to help the economic fallout due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Justin Trudeau says his government is investing another $600 million for the Regional Relief an...

A re-elected Saskatchewan Party government says it would increase the Saskatchewan Advantage Scholarship by 50 per cent from $500 to $750 per year. Leader Scott Moe says, “The Saskatchewan Advan...