The pandemic has changed the way we go about doing things, and that’s the same for EGADZ, which is a not-for-profit organization that helps youth at risk. Executive Director, Don Meikle says for...

Mayerthorpe, Alberta RCMP say they were dealing with a suspect who was exhibiting symptoms of COVID-19 when they allege he purposely coughed into the face of an officer. The incident happened Saturday...

There are now 24,365 people confirmed to be carrying the COVID-19 virus in Canada. The federal government says there are 18 probable cases. 717 people have died in the nation. In the short term, by Ap...

The Saskatchewan Wildlife Federation is offering a way for parents to keep kids occupied during the COVID-19 pandemic. The SWF is providing free Saskatchewan based outdoor educational resources on the...

The COVID-19 pandemic put an early end to the season for Saskatoon’s Optimist Hill but this winter was still a busy one. Now in it’s 2nd season, Optimist Hill actually closed on the same d...

On Sunday, Saskatchewan COVID-19 numbers saw 7 new confirmed cases and 2 new presumptive cases of COVID-19 in the province, bringing the total to 298 reported cases. More than half of confirmed cases ...

The Federation of Sovereign Indigenous Nations says a case of COVID-19 was confirmed in one of Saskatchewan’s most isolated communities on Saturday. The FSIN are demanding the provincial governm...

The Meewasin Valley Authority is not immune to the effects of the pandemic and has had to close a few sites and postpone the annual spring clean-up campaign. CEO Andrea Lafond says the downtown office...

After a lengthy period of debate on Saturday at an emergency sitting of parliament, the $73-billion wage subsidy was passed. With normal parliamentary procedures being waived to get the bill through t...

The Saskatoon Police Service were on the scene of a shooting that occurred in the 400 block of McCormack Road, early Sunday morning A 17 year old boy has been transported to hospital by Medavie Health...