The First Nations Trust and the Community Development Corporations, which rely on funds from the Saskatchewan Indian Gaming Authority had their bank accounts depleted during COVID-19 and with casinos ...

File picture: Minister Bains at Innovation Place The ties between Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s family and the “WE” charity over the awarding of a contract to manage a nearly $1 bi...

Regina Police say they have charged a third person in connection to a break-in where the family was in the home sleeping as burglars crept around the house taking electronics, sports equipment, phones...

The 2nd anniversary of the disappearance of Ashley Morin, from North Battleford, will see a group searching for answers, walk from Saskatoon to North Battleford to spread awareness. Krista Fox, a spok...

Almost 4 months after the gates closed at the Saskatoon’s Zoo, it’s open again with a few changes to keep everyone safe. The Forestry Farm Park remained open during the restrictions from t...

A 15 year old girl is dead after being struck by a car in the Village of Debden. It happened Tuesday at about 3:30 in the morning on 2nd Avenue. The victim was taken to hospital with life-threatening ...

The Provincial Government says, despite the challenges of 2019-20, Saskatchewan’s Crowns returned $350 million to the General Revenue Fund. In the last fiscal year, the Crowns recorded net earni...

The Saskatoon Fire Department was called out at 6:41 this morning to the 11-hundred block of Avenue C North. Firefighters entered the alley and saw a pile of debris and the garage to both be on fire. ...

The first project in the Power Generation Partner Program has come into service. The S-Elect 284 kilowatt solar project has a 20 year supply contract that began June 27th. The facility connects to the...

The Saskatoon Police Association is defending the actions of the officer who struggled to place 27 year-old Evan Penner into custody; pepper spraying and punching him in the ordeal. The officer shown ...