If the NDP wants to win the provincial election later this year, it will need to make a few inroads in rural Saskatchewan. The party currently has 14 sitting MLA's, but none that represent a rural rid...

Forty-two-year-old Melanie O’Soup, charged with one count of criminal negligence causing death, has been granted bail. Saskatoon Police responded to the sudden death of a one-year-old boy around...

It was a volley of statistics during Question Period today (Wed). With the Saskatchewan Association of Rural Municipalities convention in Regina this week, the Official Opposition touched on jobs in r...

The Government of Saskatchewan, partnering with the federal government and including contributions from local governments, are going to replace or upgrade a dozen bridges and culverts in the province....

A missing person’s case has ended tragically in the Prince Albert area. Julie McKenzie has been located deceased after last being seen on March 2 in the community of Little Red River. The 45-yea...

The Prince Albert Police Service has now joined the Saskatchewan Coroner’s Office in the investigation of a man who died at an adult care home Sunday evening. Police were called to assist Parkla...

It opened 13 days later than the previous year and the Meewasin Skating Rink is now closed for the season – nine days earlier than it did last year. The surface of the rink, to the north of the ...

On day one of the annual convention for Saskatchewan Association of Rural Municipalities several rural related initiatives were announced by the government including more doctors having been recruited...

A Saskatoon mom who is part of the group Families with STF has launched a one-day call-in campaign. Families with STF is founded by Nicole Berg and her 6-year-old daughter, Victoria, living in Saskato...

The deadline to remove ice fishing shacks, from lakes and bodies of water, is looming. In all areas of Saskatchewan south of Highway 16, ice fishing shelters must be removed from waterbodies by March ...