You can expect to see Service Canada centres slowly re-open since being shuttered in late March because of COVID-19. The federal government announced today it is going to begin what it describes as th...

The province has confirmed that a person in their 20’s from the North region died after testing positive for COVID-19. This is the Saskatchewan’s 15th death with one new case reported, tha...

The Sixth Annual Popcorn and Entrepreneurship Series embraces the creativity that has come to the forefront in this pandemic. It will be September 2nd at Prairieland Park and it will be in a drive-in ...

Red Deer, Alberta RCMP say a sign they posted on a local Bitcoin ATM may have prevented a man from becoming a victim of fraud and losing $90 thousand. Last Friday, officers began an investigation into...

There will be no rate increase from SaskEnergy in the next year. That from Minister Responsible for the Crown Corporation, Bronwyn Eyre, as she spoke about the annual report for the fiscal year 2019-2...

Canada is looking to reduce methane emissions in the energy industry by 45 percent, by 2025, and according to the Saskatchewan Research Council there are options to get that done. Erica Emery a Proces...

Maidstone RCMP say an 18 year old man from Lashburn was found dead after going missing Saturday while tubing down the Battle River south of Waseca. RCMP say he became separated from friends when a sto...

First Nations, Inuit and Metis people and the federal government have signed an agreement giving more jurisdiction over child and family services to Indigenous Canadians National Chief of the Assembly...

Given the propensity of some people to disdain the idea of vaccination, the question arises: When a COVID-19 vaccine is developed, will people willingly take it? Statistics Canada says the question is...

As of Tuesday, two family members or support people can be available for residents of long term care facilities but only one person can be present at the facility at a time. For critical care and inte...