Frederick Robillard won the big prize at the Northern Lights Casino in the early morning hours on Thursday. Robillard received a cheque for $1,781,924.70 on Friday morning winning the SIGA (Saskatchew...

March 8th is International Women’s Day and to recognize that, a Saskatoon woman decided to organize a march. Justice Noon says she put the word out about a march and heard back from lots of diff...

In conjunction with International Women’s Day, the Saskatchewan Trucking Association is launching its Drive Her Future marketing and social media campaign. Thomas Archer with the STA says both p...

The Regina Police Service has a reminder for its residents pointing out that warmer weather means more people walking, or riding bikes and scooters which also means increased chances of accidents. In ...

The Prince Albert Police Service is investigating two assault calls at two separate businesses Thursday morning. Police responded to an assault call around 8:00 a.m. to a business in the 3400 block of...

The Canadian Taxpayers Federation says the federal government has added huge costs to taxpayers after banning even more guns today. Gage Haubrich, CTF Prairie Director says, “Ottawa has already ...

Despite the popular notion that Saskatchewan has a shortage of healthcare workers, and hardships when attempting to recruit more, the Saskatchewan Health Authority is vowing to hire an additional 500 ...

Over the last 10 days, Saskatoon’s Fire Department reports receiving 213 overdose calls. Saskatoon Deputy Fire Chief Rob Hogan says Saskatoon has seen spurts like this is the past, but none that...

The provincial government has announced that an additional $15 million is being invested this fiscal year to accelerate capital renovations, equipment upgrades and operations to expand acute care serv...

The Saskatoon Police Service continues to respond to public bear spray incidents. In a 12-hour period, from 3:30 Wednesday afternoon to around 3 this morning (Thurs), officers responded to three more ...