The Saskatoon Police Serious Assault Unit continues to investigate a Monday afternoon incident in which two people were struck by a vehicle. An S-P-S news release said that officers were called to the...

Saskatoon City Hospital Foundation CEO Steve Shannon says they are asking donors to raise $3 million. It is for a new CT scanner. He says the current CT scanner is at the end of its life, and estimate...

A Saskatoon man has been arrested in relation to a firearm being discharged Friday morning. Officers on patrol Sunday night in the 200 block of Avenue H South spotted a man matching the description of...

The Financial and Consumer Affairs Authority is warning the public to be wary of unlicensed door-to-door salespeople. All salespeople, also known as direct sellers, are required to be licensed in Sask...

High school students in Saskatchewan will soon have the opportunity to take classes in tourism. The Saskatchewan Distance Learning Centre will offer students online courses detailing the five key tour...

You may have noticed the price of fuel slowly easing downward. Patrick De Haan, head of petroleum analysis at GasBuddy.com says with the summer driving season now over, motorists can look forward to m...

When driving Saskatchewan’s highways, you may have noticed several signs signifying Treaty boundaries that the highways are crossing. Eight more of these signs are being installed in the near fu...

After two-months of summer holidays, school zones will once again be bustling with children, parents and teachers as classes are back in session as of Tuesday. Angel Blair with CAA reminds drivers to ...

As of Monday at 8 a.m. there are 71 wildfires burning in the province with 10 of those not contained. There have been 555 wildfires so far this year compared to the five-year average of 356. Of the fi...

The seasonal ban on elm tree pruning came to an end Sunday in Saskatchewan. The province prohibits the pruning of elm trees during the spring and summer to reduce the risk of Dutch Elm Disease (DED) b...