Saskatoon Police are reminding citizens that knowledge is power when it comes to recent fraud and scams. Protect yourself and be knowledgeable with current scams such as: 1. Extortion Emails – F...

The Prime Minister says the government is making $2.2 billion available through the gas tax fund for municipalities. Justin Trudeau says normally they receive the money in two installments. But, he sa...

The June Traffic Spotlight is on distracted driving. With Saskatchewan’s gradual re-opening, SGI says drivers should expect to see more traffic including motorcyclists, cyclists, and pedestrians...

The Saskatchewan Research Council has been handed $15 million from the province for a project that the government says will bring immediate jobs to Saskatchewan’s construction industry and a lon...

Residential construction investment in Saskatchewan rose about 13 per cent in March. Statistics Canada says that was the best showing of the five provinces that saw increases. Nationally, there was a ...

RCMP say charges have been laid in connection with a homicide that occurred in Buffalo Narrows on March 22nd. 45 year old Bartholomew Herman of Bear Creek is charged with one count of 2nd Degree Murde...

In the past 2 weeks, 29 suspicious fires have been reported within what police describe as Central Division. 20 of these fires have been within the boundaries of Avenue Y, Avenue K, 22nd street, and 1...

The President of the University of Saskatchewan says COVID-19 has created a positive for the post-secondary institution. Peter Stoicheff says increasing the quality and capacity of on-line courses has...

This morning there have been power outages, trees down, and probably a few patio umbrellas have made their way into nearby yards. There were wind warnings for parts of Saskatchewan Sunday and Brad Vro...

Instead of music resonating through nature at Beaver Creek, the Prairie Spirit School Division’s music conference for Grades 7 to 12 students will resonate online. The second half of the 4-day i...