After two phone calls with President Donald Trump today (Mon), Canada’s Prime Minister says the proposed 25 per cent tariffs on Canadian goods and 10 per cent on oil and gas will be paused for a...

Humboldt RCMP are looking for public assistance with locating a 15-year-old female from Jansen. Jayda Crowe (pictured), who may also go by the name Jayda Pelletier, was last seen on Sunday at a reside...

Indirectly-speaking, it’ll be a second straight cold weather closure for Queen Elizabeth School on Tuesday. A water-line break over the weekend forced the school to be closed Monday with the dec...

A Toronto man was arrested over the weekend in Saskatoon on a Canada-wide warrant for homicide. A Saskatoon Police Service news release says their officers assisted an outside agency on Friday, Januar...

Premier Scott Moe believes Canada needs to de-escalate and not openly discuss any retaliatory measures to President Donald Trump’s tariffs. He considers Mexico getting a month’s reprieve a...

For the first time ever, the Canadian Federation of Independant Business has not handed out a Golden Scissors Award as part of its Red Tape Awareness Week. CFIB’s Tyler Slobogian says usually, g...

An extreme cold warning remains in effect for Saskatoon and area. Environment Canada says dangerous wind chill values of minus 40 or colder will occur at times over the next few days. Overnight low te...

In a social media post on the weekend, Premier Scott Moe described the Trump tariffs as disappointing and says it will damage both countries’ economies, workers and consumers. He says the Govern...

Often overshadowed by Groundhog Day, February 2nd is also recognized as World Wetlands Day. Andrew Holland with the Nature Conservancy of Canada says wetlands are the Swiss army knives of the ecosyste...

The City of Saskatoon is dropping $23.5 million on new buses, as the city was denied federal funding for zero-emission transit in September. The purchase includes 17 40-foot diesel buses, four 60-foot...