A rally for students of the University of Saskatchewan was held Thursday afternoon with the hope of making post secondary schooling more affordable for all students. Students and speakers gathered in ...

A missing person investigation is now under the auspices of the RCMP Major Crimes Unit and the disappearance of Allan Douglas Garrioch is being investigated as suspicious. Police now believe Garrioch,...

Discussions between the Wet’suwet’en Hereditary Chiefs and the BC RCMP have led to an agreement, which supports the Chiefs’ meetings with federal and provincial government representa...

Saskatchewan Public Health is updating its recommendations to residents and health care providers related to travel to and from countries with confirmed cases of COVID-19. Chief Medical health Officer...

There are now over 82 thousand cases of coronavirus, or COVID-19, and it is now on every continent except Antarctica. There are officially 12 confirmed cases in Canada. Director-General of the World H...

Optimism in the business community continues to rise in Saskatchewan. The Canadian Federation of Independent Business says its monthly Business Barometer gives us an index of 47.6, up from 42.7 in Jan...

Locked-out Unifor employees from the Regina Co-op Refinery are blockading a Legacy Co-op cardlock in Yorkton for a second straight day. Vehicles and pylons are surrounding the facility on York Road We...

Saskatoon Police are on the lookout for 41 year old Curtis John Hartford. He is wanted in connection with an incident in the early hours of January 30th. Police were called to a home on the 300 block ...

A Metis Nation of Saskatchewan conference gets underway tomorrow (fri) in Saskatoon. The two-day affair will evaluate Metis rights; everything from land claims, to citizenship, to self-determination. ...

The City of Saskatoon is at 70% completion when it comes to the water meter change out program. The attachment to current city water meters has now been installed on approximately 53,000 homes. Russ M...