If you have a valid health card and you live in Saskatchewan, you can get a free flu shot.The public health clinics began on Monday. Saskatchewan’s Chief Medical Health Officer, Dr. Saqib Shahab...

Employers have a chance to learn about a 17-year program that prepares disabled people for the work force. The open house for Partners in Employment offered at SaskAbilities is Wednesday from 10 a.m. ...

A female passenger suffered serious but not life-threatening injuries after the vehicle she was in struck a tree around 8:40 this morning (tues). It happened on Avenue E North at 31st Street. The Sask...

Retail sales in Saskatchewan rose 1.1 per cent between July and August. That was third highest in the nation for the provinces. The national average was actually a decline of 0.1 per cent. Year-to-yea...

As of nine o’clock, Queen Street will be shut down between 8th and 9th Avenues to unload steel. The closure will be from nine to 3:00 pm today [tues] and tomorrow. That’s all it should tak...

The Saskatoon Fire Department received a 911 call this morning about a dumpster on fire on the 300 block of Avenue J North and when firefighters arrived it was actually a garage on fire as well. Heavy...

A single vehicle collision around 11:30 last night (mon) took down power lines and knocked out power to Briarwood and surrounding areas. Saskatoon Police say the roadway from 8th Street to Briarwood R...

A single vehicle collision around 11:30 last night (mon) took down power lines and knocked out power to Briarwood and surrounding areas. Saskatoon Police say the roadway from 8th Street to Briarwood R...

More than a million elementary and secondary students took part in the Student Vote Canada program. After learning about the electoral process, researching parties and platforms, and debating Canada&#...

Understanding that not everyone can afford a lawyer, the kick-off to Saskatchewan Access to Justice Week was a free legal resources fair and trade show at the Frances Morrison Library on Sunday. Acces...