The Ministry of Social Services announced today that it is simplifying the Saskatchewan Assured Income for Disabilities benefit structure otherwise known as SAID. The Province says their changes will ...

The report of public losses for Ministries and Treasury Board Crowns reveals there was internal fuel theft taking place at SaskEnergy with 13 people involved. The amount and value of fuel taken has ye...

Celebrating the successes and contributions of African-Canadians is what Black History Month is all about on the University of Saskatchewan campus. The month-long string of events kicked off Monday wi...

Describing a tractor trailer unit as dangerously defective, on Sunday Corman Park Police Service responded to a report from an off-duty RCMP member about a semi that appeared unfit for operation. Poli...

A Regina student attending Sask. Polytech's Automotive Service Technician program says the CAA scholarship has been very helpful in purchasing the supplies he needed for school. Jaxon Sandercock appli...

For decades, treatment plants have been removing arsenic from drinking water without having a proper place to dispose of it afterwards, often leading to environmental pollution and health risks. That ...

An adult man has been arrested by the RCMP Homicide Investigative Unit in connection to a suspicious death on Waterhen First Nation on Friday. The victim, a 37-year-old man, was found injured in a hom...

Three Saskatchewan communities made the Globe and Mail’s Top 20 livable cities in Canada. The Toronto-based newspaper ranked Regina number seven, Saskatoon at 15 with Warman at 19. It was a big ...

The Saskatoon Fire Department responded to a call about a commercial structure fire in the 500 block of 48th street east yesterday at 7:53 am. Upon arrival at the scene, firefighters ovserved smoke co...

After a full week of events, activities, and skill building, Saskatchewan Family Literacy Week is coming to a close. However, the Province encourages the connection and skill-building to continue. Thi...