The Sask. Party Government has responded to the Opposition’s call for action to pass its “Keep Saskatchewan in Canada” Act. Party Leader Carla Beck introduced the bill in the Legisla...

A public inquest into the death of Sidney Littlewolfe will be held Monday, May 12 to the 16th at the Travelodge, in Saskatoon. The first day of the inquest is scheduled to begin at 10 a.m. Subsequent ...

For those of you still grieving the loss of Peavy Mart on Saskatoon’s 51st Street, a new hardware store will soon be coming to fill its place. Zak's Group of Companies announced late last week t...

Gas prices fell slightly last week in Saskatoon but remained stable across the province. According to GasBuddy, average retail gasoline prices in Saskatoon fell 0.6 c/L in the past week, averaging 134...

Lower-than-normal water levels at the South-Saskatchewan River have the Meewasin Valley Authority warning saskatoon residents of potential dangers. Meewasin says the low water has exposed numerous san...

Sunday afternoon just after 3:00, Lumsden RCMP responded to a train derailment at Craven. Highway 20 is blocked off in both directions and will remain so until clean-up is completed within several hou...

  The City of Prince Albert is asking its residents to have patience in light of a surge in calls over bylaw infractions. Now that the snow has melted, calls have been coming in regarding garbage...

As of Monday, the bus stops on Broadway Avenue, between 12th and 8th Streets, will be closed and temporarily relocated to Victoria Avenue. With the move comes new short-term signage. The four temporar...

Building crews will be busy with the construction of 44 new bus platforms across Saskatoon in 2025. The stations, in addition to the six that already exist, will be part of the Bus Rapid Transit Syste...

Weekly household hazardous waste drop-off days returned earlier this week. That means you can drop off your household hazardous waste every Wednesday at the Material Recovery Centre. The type of waste...