Statistics Canada calls it, “Excess mortality.” It refers to cases where there are more deaths during a period of time than what would be expected for that period. The organization says, o...

The Canadian Federation of Independent Business says there are many positives in the throne speech but there are also some concerns. Prairie spokesperson, Marilyn Braun-Pollon says the impact of the p...

The Saskatchewan Tourism Sector Support Program will be expanded to include additional businesses and organizations in the event-sector and accommodation-sector categories of the program. Trade and Ex...

Nutrien Limited of Saskatoon pleaded guilty to one count under The Occupational Health and Safety Regulations, in Moosomin Provincial Court on September 17th. The company, operating as Potash Corporat...

Saskatoon Police say a man was seen on video surveillance, breaking into a compound around 3:20 Thursday morning on the 19 hundred block of Quebec Avenue. When officers arrived there was a short foot ...

The bodies of Matthew Kozak, 32, and Zabrina Ferrier, 25, were recovered Wednesday morning in the Verdant Pass area of Jasper National Park. The Saskatoon man and his girlfriend were living in Galahad...

The Canadian Association of Retired Persons is commending the federal government for including seniors in the Speech from the Throne. The Association says, given the devastating effects of COVID-19 on...

71st Street will be closed between Lipsett Crescent and Arthur Rose Avenue for railway upgrades Thursday starting at 7 a.m. Work is expected to take five hours to complete. Detour signs will be in pla...

Calling the Trudeau government’s actions, an assault on Western Canadian Industries, Premier Scott Moe says the Saskatchewan government will not support the throne speech from the minority Liber...

The Saskatchewan Health Authority says someone who tested COVID-19 positive in Regina, and who was likely infectious, was at the Meridian Hotel Construction Site – 3800 Harbour Landing Drive ...