A man who was a tireless promoter and defender of the beef industry and beef producers will be inducted into the Saskatchewan Agricultural Hall of Fame as part of the Class of 2024. Among many things,...

The opposition NDP are saying the provincial government has put themselves into the situation with the teachers strike. Education critic Matt Love says the funding of education has not kept up with th...

The President of the Saskatchewan Teachers’ Federation says, “We are giving this government every opportunity to return to the table and engage with us to find solutions.” Teachers a...

Highway Hotline is reporting icy sections as well as loose, swirling, and drifting snow impacting the provinces roadways Sunday morning. Affected areas include Moosomin, Consul, Rosetown, Prince Alber...

Saskatoon Light & Power is removing seasonal decorations today. They are working on 2nd Avenue today between 8 a.m. and 3 p.m. Keep in mind it is considered a work zone, so you need to slow down t...

Saskatoon Police are investigating after locating a man deceased in a park. At 3:15p.m. on Saturday, Police were called to a sudden death in a park in the 200 block of Ottawa Avenue South. The caller ...

In the future, flax pellets might be used as the main form of heating in the potash industry thanks to a collaboration between Saskatchewan Polytechnic and Regina-based company, Prairie Clean Energy. ...

Since 1974, Sask Lotteries has been helping to fund amateur sport, culture and recreation in this province. In those 50 years, lottery sales have been used to provide more than $1.4 billion in support...

Icy roads, and loose, swirling, and drifting snow are impacting several Saskatchewan highways. Highway Hotline is reporting icy sections of road near Regina, Fort Qu’Appelle, Prince Albert East,...

Current economic challenges didn’t stop people from donating to the “Feeding Holiday Cheer” campaign, put on by the Food Banks of Saskatchewan. Executive Director Michael Kincade say...