Thursday Finance Minister Chrystia Freeland and Prime Minister Justin Trudeau announced tax relief for Canadians. Trudeau says it starts December 14th and will last for two months. Finance Minister Ch...

Nicholas Belanger, one of two men wanted on an outstanding warrant in connection to a break-in, assault and theft involving a gun, was arrested Tuesday in Alberta and was in court Wednesday in Swift C...

Saskatchewan Research Council employees, industry client groups and community collaborators from across the province had the chance to see all of the innovation that is going on with the SRC and its l...

Around 4 in the morning on November 4th, Turtleford RCMP received a report about copper wire theft at a work site in Frenchman Butte. From their investigation, officers identified a suspect vehicle. T...

The Saskatoon Fire Department says information circulating on social media which claims the City has granted a permit for an encampment is false. It was a burn permit to hold a public smudge event. A ...

A report to Saskatoon’s new City Council next Wednesday will look at how to address the safety and well-being of those experiencing homelessness this winter and how to fund it. The evening warmi...

Three of the province’s Credit Unions are contemplating a merger. A news release issued Wednesday says Conexus, Cornerstone and Synergy Credit Unions are exploring the possibility. The explorati...

Nutrien has reached a significant milestone by using automation to cut a cumulative 25 million ore tonnes. In a news release the company says the collaborative effort to bring automated mining to Sask...

A Nipawin company has been fined a total of $84,000 for violating The Occupational Health and Safety Regulations. Kevin’s Custom Ag Ltd. pleaded guilty in Nipawin Provincial Court on September 2...

The City of Saskatoon is going to reveal this afternoon, when the City Council agenda is posted, exactly what the plan is for warming shelters in Saskatoon. But in the meantime, The Mustard Seed, whic...