To help Saskatoon seniors access services and community events, the Truly Alive Youth and Family Foundation is partnering with the Saskatoon Nutana Rotary Club to host an African Heritage Night fundra...

More than 4000 Canadians are sitting on an organ waitlist, and over 250 of them will die while waiting. That from Kirstin Theis Novak, an Organ Tissue Donor Coordinator with the Saskatchewan Health Au...

The Executive Director of Medical Imaging for the Saskatoon Health Region says it wouldn’t have been possible to get new equipment at the Breast Health Centre, certainly not as quickly as they d...

April 28 is the National Day of Mourning for workers injured on the job. The Saskatoon & District Labour Council says 29 workers died in Saskatchewan in 2023 because of their work. As well, the SD...

The number of COVID and influenza cases are falling as the temperature begins to rise. The Saskatchewan Ministry of Health reports 108 COVID positive lab tests in the two-week period ending last Satur...

Community Service Workers who are members of SEIU-West at LutherCare Communities Group Homes have announced job action to begin May 1st. Earlier this week the union announced if there wasn’t a n...

As of Friday afternoon, six of Saskatchewan’s ferries are open for the season. The Highway Hotline says Clarkboro, Estuary, Hague, Lemsford, Saint Laurent and Wingard Ferries are open while the ...

The Prince Albert RCMP has released the picture of a 13-year-old girl, who was last seen on Tuesday evening on Wahpeton First Nation. Leeanne Waditaka is known to travel to Prince Albert, but her curr...

In an effort to prevent human-caused fires in northern Saskatchewan this year, the Prince Albert Grand Council and the Saskatchewan Public Safety Agency have developed a new educational campaign. The ...

The leadership of Peter Ballantyne Cree Nation engaged in discussions with Public Safety Canada regarding urgent community safety issues being experienced in the area. The meeting, which was also atte...