The former Fire Station on Central Avenue will be the first of two new temporary 30-bed emergency shelters in Saskatoon. Last October, the Government of Saskatchewan announced a Provincial Approach to...

The Provincial NDP Education Critic says the Premier saying Saskatchewan leads the nation in education funding is misleading. Matt Love says Scott Moe is using per capita population, not per student f...

Several models of bed frames made by Home Design Inc, and sold through Wayfair.ca are being recalled due to reports of them breaking, sagging, or collapsing, which may cause injury. The company report...

It will be a long weekend for Saskatchewan students, as teachers across the province have decided to go on a second one-day strike this Monday. Saskatchewan Teachers’ Federation President Samant...

The provision of pipes for smoking meth, crack cocaine or any other illicit drugs and providing instructions on how to use drugs will be discontinued. That, from the provincial government which says i...

New research out of the University of Saskatchewan suggests that using cannabis while pregnant could affect the development and growth of your baby. Dr. Robert Laprairie says in order to determine how...

Staff Sargeant Stephen Hurst with the Prince Albert RCMP says officers faces different threats daily but having a firearm pointed at you when you have responded to an emergency call is one of the most...

Eligible students can start applying right now for a CAA scholarship. The applications can be done online directly to the educational institutions administering the process. The scholarships at the Un...

The Kikinahk Friendship Centre in La Ronge is receiving a $97,600 investment from the provincial government to keep 10 of their emergency shelter spaces in operation. The Friendship Centre offers recr...

Health Canada has issued a recall for vertical blinds made in Canada called "La Verticalerie". They don't meet the Corded Window Coverings Regulations and pose a strangulation hazard. Health Canada sa...