If you see a Hutterite out and about at a Farmers’ Market or at any businesses, don’t assume they are from a colony that has had an outbreak of COVID-19. That from Premier Scott Moe who sa...

What Saskatchewan R-C-M-P Traffic Services called, “two very busy days” happened in North Battleford late last week with the Selective Traffic Enforcement Program. S-T-E-P was in place on ...

The upward spike of COVID-19 cases in Saskatchewan continued with Monday’s update as 31 new, confirmed infections in the province were reported bringing the total to 1,209, 307 considered to be ...

Someone who was likely infectious while attending a law firm in Saskatoon has been confirmed to have COVID-19. The Saskatchewan Health Authority says anyone who was at Benesh, Bitz & Company betwe...

Around 12:30 Monday morning, Prince Albert Police responded to a serious assault at a home in the 400 block of 18th Street West. A 27 year old man was transported to hospital but he succumbed to his i...

A fire investigator with the Saskatoon Fire Department estimates the damage from a kitchen fire in the 400 block of 110th Street West on Friday morning at around $80-thousand. The cause of the fire wa...

The Saskatchewan Union of Nurses is calling on the provincial government to make masks mandatory for indoor public spaces to help stem the recent rise in cases of COVID-19. SUN President, Tracy Zambor...

Dr. Tedros Ghebreyesus, Director General of the World Health Organization, says this Thursday marks six months since the World Health Organization declared COVID-19 a public health emergency of intern...

(CJWW file image) The first two guide dog puppies to be raised in Saskatchewan, have been sent off to Carleton Place, Ontario for formal training. The year-old puppies, named Indy and Percy, have fini...

Multiple 9-1-1 calls rolled in at 12:22 p.m. on Sunday about a closed, boarded up gas station that was on fire in the 300 block of Avenue W South. Firefighters found flames coming from a boarded-up ga...