The Official Opposition is urging the government to sign on to the National School Food Program. The NDP says in a news release the program was introduced last year, but the Sask Party government has ...

March is Canadian Agriculture Literacy Month to give students an opportunity to connect with agriculture through presentations by industry volunteers. In Saskatchewan, Agriculture Minister Daryl Harri...

Monday is the first of a four-day inquest into the death of 28-year-old Dillon McDonald, who died after being shot by RCMP officers at Montreal Lake Cree Nation on December 14th of 2021. It is being h...

The Executive Vice President and CFO of Cameco says there has never been such a large requirement gap in the history of uranium production than there is right now. Grant Isaac presented at the BMO Glo...

The City of Saskatoon is officially recognizing Cultural Diversity and Race Relations Month tomorrow (Mon) with a public event at City Hall. At 10 tomorrow morning in Council Chambers, the event begin...

Today (Sun) is the first day of Engineering and Geoscience Week in Saskatchewan to highlight the important work of those who work in these fields. APEGS, the Association of Professional Engineers and ...

Prairie Harm Reduction on 20th Street in Saskatoon has posted on Facebook regarding a large number of overdoses in the last few days. The post also reads that naloxone has been reported not to be work...

TeleMiracle 49 is well underway. Beginning at 9:00 p.m. last night and running today until 5:00 p.m., the 20-hour telethon is over half-way complete. The event is taking place at Saskatoon’s Pra...

A 10-year-old boy from Carlyle has been named as the Jim Pattison Children’s Hospital Foundation Champion Child for 2025. Blaze’s positive spirit has helped him persevere through eight sur...

Tomorrow is the opening of the City of Saskatoon’s Accessibility Survey, which hopes to gain intel on how the city can be made more inclusive and barrier-free for all. Making the city more acces...