There are now 27,557 cases of COVID-19 in Canada. That includes 954 deaths. 462 thousand people have now been tested, with 6% positive. During her daily briefing in Ottawa, Canada’s chief public...

Thursday morning, the Supreme Court of Canada will render judgement in a leave to appeal application in the 2016 La Loche shooting incident. Four people died and seven were wounded when a 17 year old ...

The Canada Revenue Agency and Health Canada have given a Saskatoon company the green light to produce three sanitizing products for health authorities and retailers. The products include a sanitizing ...

Saskatchewan’s economy was struggling before the global pandemic hit, so debt levels are rising in many households. An MNP Consumer Debt survey conducted at the beginning of March shows almost h...

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says more help is coming for Canadians hit economically by the COVID-19 pandemic. In his daily briefing in Ottawa, Trudeau says the measures include topping up the pay of...

Saskatchewan is maintaining its AAA credit rating from Moody’s Investors Service. That means our obligations are judged to be of the highest quality, subject to the lowest level of credit risk. ...

The Canada Border Services Agency is temporarily reducing service hours at certain low-traffic ports-of-entry along the land border with the United States. These are COVID-19 related measures. They go...

The Fringe Theatre Festival was going to have a whole new look this year with Broadway no longer closing down and most of the outdoor events taking place in the park behind Ecole Victoria School. Howe...

The provincial government is under fire for a plan to bring workers in from out-of-province to work on the Golden South Wind Energy project south of Assiniboia instead of hiring out-of-work Saskatchew...

Cameco announced this morning a $1 million COVID Relief Fund for Saskatoon and northern Saskatchewan. The uranium mining giant says it want to address the challenges facing less fortunate and vulnerab...