A Saskatoon Provincial Court judge has ruled that a woman who admitted to police that she had microdosed magic mushrooms and had vaped cannabis in the 24 hours prior to a fatal accident, is admissible...

This weekend at the World Trade Centre at Prairieland between 3,700 and 4,000 people are expected to attend the annual regional Jehovah’s Witnesses convention. Local Jehovah’s Witnesses sp...

Former Government House Leader Jeremy Harrison didn’t have much to say today (Fri) regarding his weapons-related allegations that came from House Speaker Randy Weekes. When asked his opinion on ...

Local historian Kevin Hicks has the stories which brings history alive from his conversations with World War II veterans and he will tell those stories at the Nutana Legion tomorrow afternoon (Sat) in...

Twenty-seven new nurse practitioner positions are now available in rural and remote areas, and applications are being accepted until June 10th. The province announced $4.5 million in this year’s...

The Financial and Consumer Affairs Authority of Saskatchewan is warning investors about the online entity TGL, as it is not registered in Saskatchewan to trade or sell securities or derivatives. FCAA ...

Highway Hotline is reporting that the Wollaston Lake Barge Ferry is closed for the season, and the Riverhurst Ferry is temporarily closed for repair. All other Saskatchewan ferries remain in operation...

On June 5, police and public safety partners conducted a one-day traffic project focused on light vehicle inspections and enforcement. A total of 48 vehicles were stopped for inspection at two locatio...

A 77-year-old man has been charged with two counts of attempted fraud following an incident in Moose Jaw. On June 5, the Moose Jaw Police Service executed a search warrant at a hotel in Moose Jaw and ...

Saskatoon Pride has banned the Sask. Party from participating in Pride events in the city this year, either as an organization or as individuals who represent the party. A news release from Saskatoon ...