Three men have been charged with a shooting Sunday in the La Ronge area that put a man in hospital with serious injuries. One man is still at large and RCMP have issued a warrant for his arrest. 19-ye...

For the 12th consecutive year, the Saskatoon Police Service is being recognized as one of Saskatchewan's top employers. When determining which 30 organizations were among the top tier in Saskatchewan,...

World Water Day, observed on March 22nd, is a time to discuss water security, scarcity, and accessibility, and that’s exactly what a panel of speakers will be talking about today at the Universi...

A Manitoba-based company has been fined $70,000 following a serious workplace incident that happened near Yorkton nearly three years ago. On March 13, Sunterra Horticulture Inc. pleaded guilty to one ...

Following 429 incidents in 2023 where drivers failed to pull over for a police traffic stop, the Prince Albert Police Service and several partner agencies have developed an operational plan to address...

The Saskatoon Police Service has been made aware of a text scam circulating in the community. People are receiving texts claiming their vehicle was detecting speeding by a camera, and then it offers t...

Education Minister Jeremy Cockrill says he is disappointed by the STF’s announcement of more job action for next week. In a statement he says the government wants to make sure students aren̵...

What might be considered one of Saskatoon’s harbingers of spring begins today at Prairieland Park. It’s the 35th annual Gardenscape with thousands of bulbs that were planted last fall in f...

An underground contractor was seriously injured at the Nutrien Cory Potash mine on Wednesday. The Cory mine is about 10 kilometres southwest of Saskatoon. A statement from Nutrien says, “Our sit...

Today (Fri) is the second day of province-wide job action by the Saskatchewan Teachers’ Federation. Teachers are withdrawing from their voluntary extracurricular activities. The STF also announc...