Saskatoon’s Administration is presenting a report to City Council tomorrow that covers the potential benefits of removing minimum parking requirements. That means developers, homeowners, and bus...

There are two different views of what is happening with the new payroll system from the Saskatchewan Health Authority. President of CUPE Local 5430, which represents nearly 14,000 health care workers ...

The Saskatoon Fire Department responded to a fire in the city’s Forest Grove neighbourhood at 7:49 p.m. Monday night, arriving to find a duplex fully involved in fire and one unit of a second du...

A potential blue-green algae bloom has been identified during routine monitoring at Briarwood Pond, so the City of Saskatoon is advising everyone to stay away from the water. Blue-green algae can be h...

An agreement has been signed between WestJet and Air North, which is Yukon’s airline. A news release from WestJet explains that as of July 31st, passengers can book a single ticket with a connec...

It was July 29th of 1987 that Samuel LaChance left a home on the West Hill in Prince Albert and was never seen again. Thirty-seven years later, the Prince Albert Police Service Historical Crimes and M...

The provincial Ombudsman's office is inviting those who have been incarcerated at the Pine Grove Correctional Centre in Prince Albert to contact them if they have been adversely impacted by experience...

Last Wednesday Saskatchewan's Critical Incident Response Team executed a search warrant at a home in Alida as part of an ongoing investigation into multiple residential break and enters in the area. A...

In an effort to understand the challenges caregivers face every day, as well as expand their support systems, the University of Saskatchewan partnered with the Saskatoon Council on Aging to conduct a ...

The Government of Saskatchewan says during Operation Safe Driver Week earlier this month, 235 tickets were issued. From July 7-13, members of Saskatchewan Highway Patrol pulled over 344 drivers in the...