Access Communications employees raised $11,585 in support of Food Banks of Saskatchewan. The money was raised through internal fundraising to help provide bulk food purchasing, food hamper delivery an...

School boards and parents want to know what the provincial government is planning when it comes to safety precautions for a safe return to school, when the time comes to getting back to face-to-face l...

The issues of racism and discrimination came up at the federal COVID-19 update in Ottawa. Deputy Prime Minister Chrystia Freeland was asked if the government would choose this moment to lay out some a...

Saskatoon Police were advised of two men in separate incidents on Tuesday, possibly in possession of firearms. Around 9:45 in the morning, officers confronted a man in the area of Eastlake Avenue and ...

Three Saskatchewan unions representing health providers have set up an online petition calling on the province to provide a wage top-up for the workers. SEIU-West President Barb Cape says health care ...

For the first time in the 43 year history of the ambulance service in Saskatoon, Medavie Health Services West has raised the Pride Flag in support of PRIDE Week. Troy Davies, Director of Public Affair...

For Moose Jaw Police, it started out as a complaint about a break-in and theft of a vehicle and dirt bikes. But it grew to much more than that. The advisory went out on May 22nd and within 30 minutes,...

A joint venture between Prairie Lithium Corporation and LiEP Energy Limited will bring lithium exploration and development to Saskatchewan. Stage one of the project will produce 1 to 1.75 kilograms of...

Two water and sewer projects are affecting Victoria Avenue between 3rd and 8th streets. The intersection at Victoria and 7th Street closed to repair a catch basin on Tuesday. That’s expected to ...

The annual report from the Saskatchewan WCB says for the fourth year in a row, 88 per cent of Saskatchewan employers had no injuries or fatalities in the workplace. CEO of the Workers Compensation Boa...