Saskatoon Police Chief Troy Cooper describes defunding police as bolstering social supports and social structures to make sure people don’t end up in contact with justice and policing. And he sa...

The number of new, confirmed cases of COVID-19 in June in Saskatchewan was nearly doubled, according to Monday’s provincial update. Three of four new, confirmed cases of the novel coronavirus we...

Saskatchewan NDP Leader, Ryan Meili, has dismissed the provincial government’s minimum wage increase of 13 cents, as an insult. Minimum wage is set to increase from $11.32 per hour to $11.45 on ...

The Saskatoon Fire Department says a fire that destroyed a house and garage in the city’s Pacific Heights neighbourhood was caused by an unattended open-air fire pit. The fire that occurred in t...

Saskatoon Police conducted a traffic stop Sunday night just before 11 o’clock when patrol spotted a passenger allegedly holding a firearm. The vehicle was pulled over at 22nd Street and Pacific ...

The federal government has announced an exemption to the rules regarding non-essential travel. Immigration Minister Marco Mendicino says immediate family members of Canadian citizens and permanent res...

When you picture a library, you may picture rows and rows of books, which right now aren’t available because of closures because of COVID-19, but libraries are more than just physical books. A l...

The Water Security Agency is expanding the High Streamflow Advisory for the Churchill River System. It now includes the headwater areas of the Meadow Lake area. People are advised to stay clear of the...

The Prime Minister is considering funding body cameras for police across Canada. He says he had a discussion with cabinet on Friday that will continue today [on] and he also spoke with commissioner Br...

COVID-19 has moved many people to working from home; but, not everyone has that choice. Statistics Canada says about 40 per cent of Canadians are in jobs that can be done from home. There are others w...