The Saskatchewan Teachers Federation is supporting teachers working through distance delivery, with a series of online learning sessions. Weekly seminars are being released by the Saskatchewan Teacher...

The Saskatchewan Provincial Parks Campsite Reservation Launch is May 4th. Camping will begin June 1st. but there will be restrictions and Parks Minister Gene Makowsky says, "At least at first, camping...

There is a brand new baby roaming around Wanuskewin. A baby bison has arrived; on Earth Day no less. The female is the first born of the herd that the park welcomed from the United States last Decembe...

The Prime Minister says the federal government would never go as far as telling a province not to open something during the pandemic. Justin Trudeau used Friday’s COVID-19 briefing to say measur...

26 year old Jeffery Alexander Holliday of North Battleford is a wanted man. An arrest warrant has been issued in connection with Wednesday’s break-in at a business on the 11 hundred block of Rai...

SaskTel is extending its policy of waiving data overage charges to May 31st. There will be no domestic data overage charges for business or consumer customers on postpaid Wireless plans, noSTRINGS Pre...

Saskatoon fire crews spent nearly five and a half hours battling a blaze south of Saskatoon. Just a day after the province urged residents, farmers and landowners to take precautions in preventing wil...

A pandemic re-deployment strategy agreement for where certain health care workers will be situated and when, has been reached, but there are still some wrinkles to be ironed out between the Saskatchew...

The provincial chamber of commerce is happy with Saskatchewan’s plan to reopen in the coming weeks. CEO Steve McLellan says the input they have received from discussions with their members has b...

The Wildlife Rehabilitation Society of Saskatchewan is letting residents in the area of Archibald Arena and the Circle Drive Bridge in Saskatoon know that a family of foxes has set up a den in the are...