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...

The CEO of the Greater Saskatoon Chamber of Commerce says this provincial budget fell short when it came to implementing measures that will help small business job creators. Prior to the 2024-25 budge...

Beauval RCMP are looking for a man who is unlawfully at large. This past Wednesday, 34-year-old Darius Gunn fled during court proceedings. In May of last year, Gunn, who is from La Plonge First Nation...

Since enacting an action plan for dealing with over capacity issues at hospitals in Saskatoon and Regina late last year, the Saskatchewan Health Authority says more than 156 new Full Time Equivalent s...

As the song goes, “Oh the good ole hockey game is the best game you can name” and your chance to watch some good ole hockey with NHL alumni is coming up Friday in Saskatoon at Merlis Belsh...

About 6.6 million unstamped cigarettes worth an estimated $3.3 million were seized recently by members of the Saskatchewan Highway Patrol and the RCMP. On March 1st, on Highway 1 east of Indian Head, ...

Two people charged with first degree murder are facing additional charges from the Saskatoon Police Service investigation into the city’s first homicide of the year. On February 3rd, officers re...