In response to the federal government capping the number of international students approved to study in Saskatchewan at 12,000, the province is now allowing for 15,054 undergraduate or college-level s...

The 2024 Saskatchewan Anglers Guide is now available online. The guide provides information on regulations and policies for recreational fishing in the province. It also includes a comprehensive listi...

Clarence Tom has been located safe. The Saskatoon Police Service thank the public for their assistance.

A North Battleford man is facing 12 charges, as well as 27 charges from a previous offence, after a search warrant was executed at home in Cutknife. On Thursday in Cutknife. the Battleford Gang Task F...

A man and a woman, both from Saskatoon, have been arrested after a forensic lab matched spent cartridge cases to a seized firearm in two separate investigations. At 12:00 a.m. on December 11, 2023, po...

Work is about to begin on a memorial site to commemorate the victims of the 2018 Humboldt Broncos tragedy, with the entire project expected to be complete in roughly two years. Carol Brons, member of ...

Saskatchewan teachers will return to school on Monday—but it will be under “work-to-rule” conditions. The week-long Easter break did not result in any progress in contract discussion...

The Saskatoon Tribal Council has just signed a $4.2 million agreement with the provincial government to continue operating the Emergency Wellness Centre for the next 12 months. STC Tribal Chief Mark A...

The Saskatoon Police Service says around 12:45 a.m. on Thursday morning they received a report of teens in possession of weapons. This was in the 24 hundred block of 22nd Street West and there were th...

A physician who has worked out of a clinic on 8th Street East is facing disciplinary charges for allegedly urging a patient not to get an abortion. According to the information from the College of Phy...