Employment fell by more than 1-million jobs in Canada in March, a 5.3 per cent decline. The employment rate, which is the proportion of people 15 and older who are employed, fell just over 3 per centa...

For the fourth straight day, the number of confirmed, new cases of COVID-19 did not surpass the number of people recovered in Saskatchewan. Between Wednesday’s report and Thursday’s update...

Two children reported missing early Wednesday afternoon, 11 and 12 years old, have been found. Brother and sister, Adriana and Julius Morin are safe and the Saskatoon Police Service thanks the public ...

Saskatoon’s field hospital to deal with COVID-19 should be ready in about 4 weeks. The work on site at Merlis Belsher Place and the Saskatoon Field House is expected to begin next week. The Sask...

The City of Saskatoon has issued layoff notices to members of staff, representing the start to a new staffing plan for the city. Saskatoon City Manager Jeff Jorgenson says the city put out 49 layoff n...

Just after 3 p.m. on Wednesday afternoon, Saskatoon RCMP were called out to a fatal accident on Highway #41 about 8 kilometres southwest of Aberdeen. A tractor trailer travelling north and an F-550 tr...

The province says it will make up to $1.5 million in emergency financial aid available to at-risk post-secondary students impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic. The money is intended for students with lim...

A warning to investors in Saskatchewan from the British Columbia Securities Commission and the Alberta Securities Commission about an aggressive stock promotion of Crestview Exploration; a B.C. gold m...

Prime minister Justin Trudeau has released the latest model of how the COVID-19 pandemic could play out in the next few months. In his Ottawa coronavirus briefing this morning, Trudeau outlined the be...

Prince Albert City Council has approved further relief measures to ease the financial pressures on residents and business from the effects of COVID-19. Property owners with serious financial hardship ...