Taylor Street is closed between Heritage Way and Weyakwin Drive to replace a water valve. The City expects it will take 2 days to complete , weather permitting. Saskatoon Transit continues to operate ...

Two road safety initiatives by the RCMP on Saturday have led to two men being arrested for impaired driving. The first initiative took place south of North Battleford on Highway #4 and focused on spee...

55 projects have been announced by the Government of Saskatchewan to begin the more than $7.4 million provincial investment under the Municipal Economic Enhancement Program (MEEP). The $150 million ME...

The Federation of Sovereign Indigenous Nations is calling on the federal government to provide funding for Act C-92, which received Royal Assent a year ago. The Act is intended to keep First Nations c...

Moving further into Saskatchewan’s Re-Opening phase 4.1 the city of Saskatoon gave an update on recreation going forward. Lynne Lacroix, General Manager of Community Services says 185 of the app...

Young Canadians in Saskatoon will hold a town hall meeting Tuesday, to voice their concerns on what comes next, after COVID-19. Areeba Bilal is the Media Lead with Future Majority, a non-partisan grou...

After an almost 7 month lockout, Unifor Local 594 has voted in favour of the latest contract from the Federated Co-op’s Refinery Complex in Regina. The Co-op Refinery Complex says the 730 unioni...

Stable but unpredictable – that was the description used during discussion of the Greater Saskatoon Catholic Schools’ operating budget for the next fiscal year. The School board unanimousl...

The Saskatchewan Health Authority says that while it is natural to be concerned about COVID-19, it’s not helpful to stigmatize those who are getting tested or who test positive. Last week, a COV...

The Saskatchewan RCMP wants victims and survivors of domestic violence to know they can continue to rely on them for safety, 24/7. This comes in response to the announcement that the provincial RCMP w...