A presumptive case of COVID-19 has been identified in Lac La Ronge and contact tracing has led to 5 businesses in La Ronge and 1 in Saskatoon. A man in his 60s stopped at the Fire Creek Gas Station in...

The Saskatchewan government has announced that COVID-19 testing will expand starting soon. The province says it will be available to any Saskatchewan resident working outside the home, particularly th...

Wanuskewin Heritage Park has welcomed several new residents in the form of baby bison. They were born on Earth Day, on Red Dress Day and the most recent on Mother’s Day. There are three females ...

A woman who is one of 4 people charged in connection to an investigation into the death of a 21 year old man from the Kinistino area has pleaded guilty and has been sentenced. Prince Albert Police wer...

The Prime Minister was asked in his daily COVID-19 briefing about what is being done to protect the 40 inspectors, getting sick, inspecting at meat packing plants in Canada. Justin Trudeau says the fe...

The Federal Government announced Thursday that some National Parks will begin to open on June 1st. Jonathan Wilkinson, Minister of Environment and Climate Change, says the openings will align with gui...

Saskatoon Firefighters were called to multiple suspicious fires overnight. One at 2:59 a.m. when fire crews were called to two garage like buildings ablaze in the 1900 block of 20th Street West; at 3:...

Saskatoon Police were looking for three suspects and have now made one arrest after they say two men were assaulted and unlawfully confined last week. It happened May 5th at a motel in the 600 block o...

The YMCA of Saskatoon’s Annual Suits+Sneakers event is going online this year due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The night will be first virtual event for the YMCA, utilizing the ZOOM platform to inc...

As the long weekend approaches, Canada Border Services is reminding everyone that travel restrictions remain in place. The federal government introduced these measures at international border crossing...