Staff members who work for the Saskatoon Police Service have been tested for COVID 19 and all have tested negative, at this time. However, a number of staff members did have to self isolate because of...

There are now 14 new cases of COVID-19 in Saskatchewan bringing the provincial total to 86 but this time there are four cases that resulted from local, or community, transmission. The rest are travel ...

A 28 year old man is dead and another man was hospitalized after an incident last Sunday. Buffalo Narrows and Dillon RCMP responded to reports of a disturbance at a residence in Dillon. When they arri...

What you need to figure out if you are worried about your finances during the COVID-19 pandemic is your cash flow. Personal finance educator, Kelley Keehn says for businesses and for people who have h...

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says the Canada Emergency Response Benefit will provide $2 thousand a month for the next 4 months for workers who lose their income as a result of the COVID-19 virus. He ...

SEIU-West says the provincial government continues to display a lack of comprehension about the challenges faced by front line health care workers in the provision of health services. The union says m...

Saskatoon’s Mayor says the City has been working in co-ordination with the province in the COVID-19 response and he hopes that relationship will carry on once the pandemic is over. Earlier this ...

Air Canada has begun operating cargo-only flights carrying vital supplies. The first flights are to Europe with other flights planned for Latin America and South America. The aircraft will be carrying...

The final phase of Sid Buckwold Bridge rehabilitation work is being delayed. It was supposed to start on March 30th. But, Allan Construction has decided to push that back to April 6th out of considera...

Saying, “It’s done,” Liberal Member of Parliament Pablo Rodriguez announced that overnight, the House of Commons adopted the emergency support that had been previously announced to f...