Avenue H will have some road closures over the weekend between 22nd and 29th Streets for tree pruning. Today (sat) until 6:30 p.m., Avenue H will be closed from 22nd Street to Rusholme Road. Tomorrow ...

Jerry Dias is not happy with the decision by the Regina Police Service to block access for Unifor members to reach picket locations at certain areas around the Co-op refinery in Regina. On Friday afte...

Lloydminster RCMP are investigating reports of counterfeit money being used at local businesses. From security video, police say the suspect is the same in each instance. He is described a 25 to 30 ye...

Personal health information could have been sent to a number of suspicious IP addresses, after eHealth was the victim of a ransomware attack in January 5th. When the attack was discovered last month, ...

Reports on social media are saying Guernsey residents are being allowed to go back home, and the evacuation order from Thursday has been lifted. Canadian Pacific has released an update on the derailme...

The province says job growth remains strong and steady according to Statistics Canada. 3,900 jobs were added in the province over last January. Immigration and Career Training Minister Jeremy Harrison...

The Gabriel Dumont Institute is celebrating 40 years in 2020 and the institution is marking the occasion by hosting a two-day conference with more than 475 dignitaries, delegates, Elders and students ...

Passes for JUNOfest went on sale yesterday. Over 50 musical acts including local Saskatoon artists, will take the stage March 13th and 14th. For two nights Saskatoon will be a hotbed of talent with up...

What began as an awards night for the Saskatoon Chefs’ Association has become an evening of music, theatre and the best food that Saskatoon has to offer. The proceeds support independent arts gr...

Aboriginal Storytelling Month will feature over 250 events. The province’s Indigenous oral history will be recited in libraries, schools and community centres throughout Saskatchewan. Coordinato...