Various teams assembled by the Saskatchewan RCMP are producing results when it comes to targeting crime. Between December 2023 and July 2024, RCMP Saskatchewan Enforcement Response Teams seized 128 fi...

United Way Saskatoon is hoping to meet the increasing needs of the city’s most vulnerable people with its annual Stuff The Bus campaign. United Way Saskatoon CEO Sheri Benson says the campaign k...

Despite a slight pullback in home sales, August marked the fourteenth consecutive month of above average sales and year-to-date sales remain at seven per cent higher than levels reported last year. Th...

When September rolls around, City crews begin the annual winterization of the 480 irrigation systems in Saskatoon parks and along roadway streetscapes. The work began September 1st, and the city says ...

Monday is the last chance this year to request a smaller black cart. Black Cart swap requests must be submitted by September 9. In 2024 funding black cart garbage service became a utility charge and i...

Smoke from wildfires in BC is continuing to impact air quality in Saskatchewan. There is an air quality advisory in place for much of northern Saskatchewan, but it also stretches down the west side of...

A week from today, thousands of Canadians will be lacing up their running shoes and taking part in the 44th annual Terry Fox Run. Organizer of Saskatoon’s Terry Fox Run, Anthony Wood, says the r...

The Moose Jaw Police Service is advising the public of a STARS Lottery phone scam circulating in the area. The Police Service explains that a caller claims to represent STARS and tells the victim they...

Two new Saskatchewan schools are moving into the procurement phase of construction. This week, Saskatoon Public Schools issued a Request for Qualifications to find a qualified contractor to build the ...

Four low-income families in Prince Albert will benefit from two, new affordable housing units. Located on 14th Street West and 12th Street West in Prince Albert, the duplexes will each contain a three...