Police are searching for a woman and continuing to investigate, after two bear spray incidents on Thursday night. At approximately 9:40 p.m., Police were called to a home in the 10 block of Borden Pla...

The provincial government announced Friday that the Re-Open Saskatchewan Plan has progressed to include places of worship and operators of child care facilities. Restaurants and licensed establishment...

Update: The Prince Albert Police Service would like to advise that Dakota Matchee has been located. The police service would like to thank the media and the public for their assistance. ______________...

SaskPower has a warning for their business customers after a couple more people fell victim to a scam. What you need to watch out for in someone calling, claiming to be from SaskPower and demanding th...

A group of sewers has come together to create close to 5,000 face masks to be distributed throughout Saskatchewan. The “Masked Makers” are lead by Metis lawyer Angela Bishop who began taki...

The Canada Border Services Agency kept invasive mussels from crossing into Canada from the United States at the end of March. It was the first discovery of an aquatic invasive species at a border insp...

Ottawa is pumping an additional $650 million into First Nation, Metis and Inuit communities to fight the COVID-19 pandemic. Indigenous Services Minister Marc Miller says the federal government has a r...

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau sidestepped a question about his government telling banks to ease mortgage penalties for people who’ve lost their jobs due to the pandemic. The question came up thi...

The provincial government is investing $1.5 million in improvements to 15 community airports. Local matching dollars will increase this to $3 million. The Community Airport Partnership offsets the cos...

SaskTel is extending the waiving of data overage charges on SaskTel postpaid Wireless plans, noSTRINGS Prepaid wireless pans, and SaskTel fusion internet plans to June 8th. President and CEO Doug Burn...