Yet another business that finds itself struggling amidst the devastating economic impacts from COVID-19, is the Royal Canadian Legion. In Saskatchewan alone, about a dozen branches are in financial tr...

Prince Albert National Park has free admission on Canada Day. Parks Canada says it will be following the advice of public health experts and implementing measures for cleaning, hygiene, and physical d...

SaskPower is getting ready to accept applications for the third and final year of a program that allows customers to generate power and sell it to the company. It’s expected that at the completi...

The value of building permits in Saskatchewan fell 9.2 per cent in May from the month before. Statistics Canada says nationally, there was a rise of 20 per cent. That can be almost entirely attributed...

Turtleford RCMP are asking for the public’s help in finding 32 year old DeeDee Steele of the Thunderchild First Nation. She hasn’t been heard from since June 12th and her family is concern...

It wasn’t that long ago that Phase 1 of the Reopen Saskatchewan Plan began in May and now, as of today (Mon), we are in the second part of Phase 4. That means along with child and youth day camp...

The Saskatoon Fire Department says a middle aged man was taken to hospital with critical, life-threatening injuries after a single-vehicle rollover Monday morning at Idylwyld Drive and Highway 16. The...

There were no new recoveries from COVID-19 in Saskatchewan on Sunday but there is one new case of the virus. The new case is in the Far North region which is also where the largest number of cases, at...

The City of Saskatoon’s Official Community Plan to be discussed at Monday night’s Public Hearing is a look into what the future could look like. A news release from the city explains that ...

Because of COVID-19, the YMCA of Saskatoon summer day camps had to move online, but a couple of in-person options have now been added because the provincial government has widened the parameters more ...