Teachers and staff in Saskatchewan are set to resume work Monday either at home or at their office while following advice from public health regarding COVID-19 protocols. Educators will then determine...

More funding for the most vulnerable Canadians was announced Sunday by the federal government. Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says $7.5 million will go towards Kids Help Phone to provide more counselor...

City of Saskatoon officials say they are constantly reassessing developments to ensure the safety and well-being of staff and citizens and how the City delivers public services during the COVID-19 pan...

COVID-19 can be a difficult discussion to have with kids, but experts say presenting the facts is the easiest way to do so. Tanya Broesch Associate Professor of Psychology at Simon Fraser University, ...

A Regina man is wanted on a Saskatchewan wide warrant for being unlawfully at large. Police are on the look out for 43 year old Jason Paul Thorne after he allegedly left the residence he is required t...

Researchers at the University of Saskatchewan are looking into the benefits of keeping babies born in withdrawal from opioids with their mothers in supportive care homes. Currently, there is one HIV a...

Around 5:30 on Friday night, Moose Jaw Police arrested 36 year old Jordon Shields of Moose Jaw in a South Hill neighbourhood in connection to a shooting earlier in the day. Now Moose Jaw Police are lo...

The provincial number of confirmed cases in Saskatchewan now stands at 134. Of the 30 new cases announced during a Saturday afternoon media briefing, 16 are linked to a snowmobile rally dinner in Chri...

A man is in hospital after reportedly jumping off the Senator Sid Buckwold Bridge on Saturday morning. At 10:33 a.m. Saskatoon Fire Dispatchers received a 911 call regarding the incident, on arrival c...

The Federal government has formalized domestic travel rules that will take effect on Monday. Prime Minister Justin Trudeau spoke Saturday morning from Rideau Cottage, about the travel restrictions wit...