The Saskatchewan Health Authority is reminding everyone that emergency departments and hospitals are still open for care for those who need it. The message is that the local EDs and hospitals remain s...

Two people have died in a vehicle collision that happened Friday over the noon hour on Highway 3 near Muskoday First Nation. Prince Albert RCMP say a car and truck collided, blocking the highway. The ...

Air Canada has announced it is re-configuring the cabins of three of its Boeing 777-300er aircraft, to give them additional cargo capacity. The first aircraft conversion is complete and is now in serv...

The Federal Government has reportedly struck a deal on a wage subsidy bill that is expected to be passed during an emergency meeting of parliament Saturday. More details are expected on the wage subsi...

Only 30 per cent of small businesses in Saskatchewan remain fully open. The Canadian Federation of Independent Business says 26 per cent don’t have the funds to pay April bills and 44 per cent a...

At approximately 11:10 p.m. on Friday, multiple 911 calls reported smoke in the area and flames exiting a structure in the 300 block of Avenue P South. Upon arrival Saskatoon fire crews found, a fully...

Make-A-Wish Canada wants people to help brighten a child’s day with their social media “Message of Hope” campaign. Catherine Lunn, Development Coordinator with Make-A-Wish CanadaR...

As of Friday, Saskatchewan had six new confirmed cases and one new presumptive case of COVID-19 in Saskatchewan, bringing the total to 285 reported cases. The one new presumptive case was indeterminat...

The Western Canada Lottery Corporation is feeling the economic pinch that COVID19 has presented as not as many are buying lottery tickets even though the jackpots are still big, as is the case Friday ...

A Restaurants Canada survey estimates there were about 25,000 temporary layoffs for food service workers in Saskatchewan, and about 800,000 across the country. Spokesperson Mark von Schellwitz expects...