Parking enforcement will be back in full effect today (Monday) after a special meeting of City Council last week. The reinstatement will include public pay parking, parking time limits, the residentia...

The University of Saskatchewan’s Global Water Futures program is organizing discussions with scientists and water management professionals to come up with recommendations for a new agency in Can...

Saskatoon City Council will consider a new Official Community Plan tonight at it’s Public hearing at 6 p.m. The city’s strategic plan of for 2018-2021 guided the priorities of City Council...

Picture: Moose Jaw City Hall clock tower light is red and flags at half-mast in memory of Captain Jenn Casey. The people of Moose Jaw are being asked to Show Their Hearts to help welcome the Snowbirds...

Covid-19 recoveries in Saskatchewan once again outnumbered the number of new cases confirmed on Sunday. Two new cases bring the provincial total to 632, while three new recoveries bring that total to ...

With spring in full bloom and more people bringing their bicycles out, the Saskatchewan RCMP has some reminders for parents to review with their children. All cyclists should wear a helmet, no matter ...

Retail sales declined across the country from February to March, as the pandemic set in, but comparatively, Saskatchewan remained relatively strong. Statistics Canada cites the national average was a ...

The Annual Giving Coordinator for the Prairies Region of the Canadian Cancer Society, says cancer doesn’t go away during COVID-19. Instead those in treatment are more vulnerable because of under...

The Saskatoon Fire Department were on the scene of 4 different fires on Saturday. The first was at 3:53 a.m., when fire crews responded to a fire in the 100 block of Avenue S South. Upon arrival, fire...

On Saturday, Saskatchewan has three new confirmed cases of COVID-19, bringing the provincial total to 630. Two of the new cases are in Saskatoon and one is in the Far North. Of the 630 reported cases,...