Saskatchewan’s Official Opposition suggests the Sask Party government should have had a plan months ago to protect the province from U.S. President Donald Trump’s trade war. NDP Leader Car...

A report about the future responsibilities for recycling in Saskatoon will be discussed on Tuesday at the Environment, Utilities and Corporate Services committee meeting. Last May, the Saskatchewan En...

An obstacle course, several scratching posts, catnip filled toys and large catnip plants, balls and toy mice with bells in them, string toys, dozens of cardboard boxes of varying sizes and several lit...

Climatologist with Environment and Climate Change Canada, David Phillips, says a change introduced 50 years ago today was viewed at the time as a possible April Fool’s joke. It was the introduct...

The Saskatoon Fire Department launched their rescue boat yesterday evening after getting a call, they say, from police about people stuck between the arches of the University bridge. Around 5:20 p.m. ...

The Official Opposition suggests the provincial budget is no longer balanced. During Question Period, Shadow Finance Minister, Trent Wotherspoon stated that a $12 million surplus minus the approximate...

The Prince Albert Police Service has arrested three people in connection to a drive-by shooting on March 23rd in the 1200 block of 16th Street West. Last Thursday, while Prince Albert Police were atte...

The provincial ban on pruning elm trees takes effect on Tuesday and will continue through the end of August. The ban on pruning is one measure in the toolbox to keep Dutch elm disease in check. One in...

A man was arrested on Sunday afternoon following an incident at a restaurant in the 2400 block of 8th Street East. Witnesses say a man with a knife was threatening another person around 4:30pm yesterd...

Police were called to the 200 block of Oxford Street NW late Sunday morning following reports that two shots were fired at a house from a vehicle driving through an alley. The vehicle fled the scene, ...