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 ...

Members of the Canadian Union of Public Employees from across the province are in Saskatoon this week for CUPE’s annual convention. A couple of the topics to be discussed are meaningful land ack...

A preliminary funding strategy for Saskatoon’s proposed Downtown Event and Entertainment District will take a bit longer than expected. The strategy was first expected last November, but then wa...

Saskatchewan is one step closure to achieving economic reconciliation. That’s from Premier Scott Moe during his speech at the third annual Indigenous Business Gathering. About 90 Indigenous busi...

The Prince Albert Police Service says the death of a man found in the snow on March 4th has been determined not suspicious or criminal in nature. The Saskatchewan Coroner’s Service is investigat...

Prince Albert RCMP responded to a serious accident Tuesday afternoon on Highway 3, a few kilometres south of that city. Traffic was re-routed for a few hours. Parkland Ambulance also reports that para...

Just after 6 Tuesday morning, the Saskatoon Fire Department was alerted about a fire in the 200 block of Avenue F South. The first arriving crew reported flames coming through the roof and smoke comin...

James Smith Cree Nation, the Federation of Sovereign Indigenous Nations and the Assembly of First Nations say they were excluded from the preparation of a report from Correctional Services Canada and ...

Monday was the first day of Ramadan and it is expected to end on the evening of April 9th. The holy month for Muslims can last 29 or 30 days, depending on the appearance of the crescent moon. If Ramad...