The World Health Organization is raising the risk assessment of COVID-19 to “very high” at the global level. Director-General Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus says there are now 43-hundred and 5...

Congestion and overflow at the Royal University Hospital will soon see some help in the form of new beds that will open in early March. Thirty six additional beds will be available at the RUH, the bed...

Saskatoon Transit wants to remind some of its riders of where exactly you can pick up transit passes. The reminder comes as three Safeway locations, in Confederation, on 33rd Street and in Market Mall...

A faulty dishwasher caused a fire at a townhouse Thursday on Fairbrother Crescent in the Silverspring Neighbourhood. The Saskatoon Fire Department was dispatched around 8:22 p.m. Three occupants were ...

A Prince Albert Police crime reduction team made a vehicle stop Wednesday and allegedly seized firearms, ammunition, bear spray, a machete, a knife, drugs and cash in Canadian, American and Jamaican d...

Saskatchewan’s Minister for the Environment was at the The Canadian Nuclear Association annual conference and trade show this week in Ottawa. With speakers and experts from the industry attendin...

Saskatoon Police were called out last night after a transit driver reported five teens had bear sprayed and spit at them. The call came in at 8:21 p.m. from 33rd Street and Avenue B. Police spotted fi...

The next First Ministers’ Meeting will be in Ottawa on March 13th which is a chance for the Prime Minister to to catch up with the Premiers on issues. National Indigenous leaders will meet with ...

The Regina Police Service is alerting the public about Canada Revenue Agency scam attempts as we gear up for tax season. The RPS says the scams circulate all year, but recently, fraudsters who imperso...

An Edmonton man is facing 19 charges after being pulled over last Saturday by the Saskatchewan Highway Patrol near Caronport and police are working to identify and notify possible victims. It began wh...