After spending over a decade on the project, a team of researchers at the University of Saskatchewan has identified a new target for suppressing breast cancer growth. Lead researchers Dr. Franco Vizea...

The Saskatchewan RCMP is addressing a misleading AI-generated image circulating on social media, which was created from a police sketch related to a sexual offence investigation at a business south of...

Various road closures will be in place today. Closures started at 5:00 a.m. for the Saskatchewan Marathon. Detours will be in place guiding motorists around the race route. Roadways will reopen as rac...

It is Saskatoon’s turn to host the Annual Joint Congress of the “Canadian Meteorological and Oceanographic Society” (CMOS) and the “Canadian Geophysical Union” (CGU) with...

The University of Saskatchewan celebrated 60 years of training physical therapists, yesterday. Of the physical therapists practicing in the province, close to 90% are graduates from USASK. Physical th...

The City of Prince Albert is encouraging business owners to participate in a short 5-minute survey, to gather feedback on their Business License Program. The City of PA is considering amendments to th...

A major scientific conference is coming back to Saskatoon. The Annual Joint Congress of the “Canadian Meteorological and Oceanographic Society” (CMOS) and the “Canadian Geophysical U...

Last night around 7 p.m., Carrot River RCMP responded to a report of a seriously injured child under 10 at a residence on Shoal Lake Cree Nation; life-saving measures were unsuccessful, and the child ...

The number of influenza cases are dropping as spring winds down and summer approaches. The provincial Ministry of Health says there were only 11 hospital admissions for influenza last week and 23 the ...

Saskatchewan Polytechnic held their second Jill of All Trades event today after 144 female students from all over the province registered to participate. Allison Zerr is Program Head with Women in Tra...