All curbside collections in Saskatoon for today that being garbage, organics and recycling will go ahead as planned. Missed collections (green, black and blue carts) from Monday will now be picked up ...

The Leader of the Official Opposition says thousands of people showed up to the Legislature Monday morning, including teachers who were part of the one-day rotating strike, to advocate for class size ...

The Saskatchewan Teachers’ Federation announced job action last week where teachers across the province won’t be taking part in extracurricular activities tomorrow (Tues) and Wednesday). I...

The City of Saskatoon says as of late afternoon (Mon), about 95 per cent of the Priority 1 streets had been grades, 45 per cent of the Priority 2 streets and 25 per cent of the Priority 3 streets, whi...

A Monday afternoon news release from Saskatoon Public Schools (SPS) says classes at all elementary and secondary SPS will resume Tuesday, but with some notable wrinkles. There will be no bus or taxi s...

On Monday shortly after 6:30 a.m. the Prince Albert Police Service and Parkland Ambulance responded to a report of a person down in the 400 Block of 15th Street East. Parkland Ambulance declared the a...

The goal of a Nursing Retention Toolkit released today (Mon) is to improve the working lives of nurses across the country. Canada’s Chief Nursing Officer, Dr. Leigh Chapman, says it was created ...

Teachers in southern Saskatchewan including Regina, Moose Jaw, Gravelbourg, Estevan Weyburn, and their supporters, numbering 3,500 took to their rotating strike to the Legislature today (Monday). Toda...

The Saskatoon Police Service is asking for the public’s help in finding a missing 24-year-old woman. Tanis McKay was last seen at around 9:00 p.m. on February 14 the area of Preston Avenue South...

The City of Saskatoon is again encouraging residents to stay home, if they have that option, to provide room, literally, for City and contractor crews to clear roads. The snow has stopped but the City...