Mechanics have been ordered back to work at WestJet, ending the strike the caused over 830 flight cancellations for travelers over the weekend. Overnight, both their union and the airline announced th...

Cut Knife RCMP are requesting the public’s help in locating a missing 26-year-old woman. Alexis Kahpeaysewat of Little Pine First Nation was last seen at 11:00 a.m. on June 29, on 102nd Street i...

SaskPower has a nuclear development division, which was created last November to look at small modular reactor development and evaluating the potential role nuclear power could play in Saskatchewan. A...

Starting at noon on Monday, Saskatoon’s downtown will be bustling with Canada Day activities for the whole family. That from Shad Ali with On Purpose Leadership the day will begin with a smudge ...

Two months of the year, children in need no longer have access to the food programs hosted in schools. That’s what the Food to Learn campaign is about. Michael Kincade, Executive Director of Foo...

Chokecherry Studios in Saskatoon is inviting people to gather in Kiwanis Memorial Park this Canada Day, but not for the festivities you’d expect. The organization is hosting a Cancel Canada Day ...

Several of Saskatchewan’s provincial parks have received upgrades this year through funding set aside in the 2024-25 provincial budget. The Meadow Lake Provincial Park saw the opening of a new c...

Twenty-three vulnerable Saskatoon citizens facing homelessness will soon benefit from newly renovated, affordable and supportive housing units on Avenue W North. The $1.6 million renovation project, f...

To ensure water structures continue to serve the diverse needs of west central Saskatchewan, the Water Security Agency is commencing on three major capital projects worth $20 million. The first projec...

Rosthern is gaining a new water supply and treatment plant thanks to a funding announcement from the provincial and federal governments. The project will include a backup generator and water reservoir...