A string of fuel thefts in February and March has sparked an in investigation by the Moose Jaw Police Service. From February 17th to March 7, reports of stolen fuel were called in from various locatio...

Mineral processing at the Saskatchewan Research Council’s Rare Earth Processing Facility will soon be safer, faster, and easier thanks to a $6 million investment from the federal government. The...

Saskatchewan teachers are calling on the Government of Saskatchewan to agree to binding arbitration. Specifically, the Saskatchewan Teachers’ Federation wants binding arbitration around the issu...

This afternoon the Saskatoon Tribal Council will host the Walk to Support Truth and Reconciliation against Homelessness. The walk starts at Saskatoon City Hall, goes north on 4th Avenue to 22nd Street...

Update: Friday morning, March 15, 2024, Prince Albert Police report that Zolton Hanson has been located and is safe. — Original story — Prince Albert Police Service is asking for the publi...

The Saskatoon Police Service is once again offering residents an opportunity to destroy data in a secure and safe manner. March is fraud prevention month, and the police Economic Crime Section has par...

If the NDP wants to win the provincial election later this year, it will need to make a few inroads in rural Saskatchewan. The party currently has 14 sitting MLA's, but none that represent a rural rid...

Forty-two-year-old Melanie O’Soup, charged with one count of criminal negligence causing death, has been granted bail. Saskatoon Police responded to the sudden death of a one-year-old boy around...

It was a volley of statistics during Question Period today (Wed). With the Saskatchewan Association of Rural Municipalities convention in Regina this week, the Official Opposition touched on jobs in r...

The Government of Saskatchewan, partnering with the federal government and including contributions from local governments, are going to replace or upgrade a dozen bridges and culverts in the province....