There are a couple of road projects to take note of today (thurs). Confederation Drive will be closed at 33rd Street starting at 7:00 a.m. for road resurfacing. The work is expected to take two days t...

It was just before nine o’clock Monday morning that a man in Kaslo B-C, outside with his dog, heard a woman cry for help. He found her pinned beneath her passenger vehicle off the roadway. She h...

The annual general meeting of the Saskatchewan Workers’ Compensation Board heard that the WCB remained fully funded last year, ending off the year at 115 per cent. Board Chair, Gord Dobrowolsky ...

Saskatoon’s City Administration says taxpayers were over billed in their 2020 property taxes related to the library portion of the taxes, so tax credits and/or refunds will be issued to property...

The Governments of Saskatchewan and Alberta are teaming together to call on all provinces to make amendments to name change legislation. Justice Minister Don Morgan says this would prohibit sex offend...

The provincial government says Saskatchewan will have the first commercial deployment using cutting edge technology for a hydrogen production project. Proton Technologies will deploy its patented proc...

There are four new cases of COVID 19 in Saskatchewan however one person was a Saskatchewan resident who tested positive out of province bringing the total to date to 757. Two of the cases are in the F...

Five men from Ontario and Quebec are facing numerous charges in Saskatoon in connection to a drug trafficking investigation with 2 home searches. Around 9 o’clock last night (Tues), Saskatoon Po...

SGI says there were 411 impaired driving offences in May including 339 Criminal Code charges. The insurance company says impaired driving is still the leading cause of death on roads in this province ...

A 29 year old woman is facing arson charges after four small fires were set overnight. Around 2:50 this morning (wed), patrol officers came across a fire burning in a garbage can on the 600 block of 2...