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...

As the journey to procuring a private partner to help fund the downtown event and convention centre progresses, Saskatoon’s Governance and Priorities Committee has added a ‘wage and job qu...

Regina Fire & Protective Services reports that the explosion and ensuing fire at Luiggi’s Pasta House last Wednesday, January 10th, was accidental. A steel pipe became dislodged and fell fro...

The Waskesiu/Montreal Lake Detachment and the Saskatchewan RCMP’s Warrant and Suppression Team are looking for help from the public in locating a 30-year-old-man who is charged with aggravated a...

Investigators with the Saskatchewan Internet Child Exploitation Unit executed a search warrant at a Saskatoon home today (Wed) which police say had been identified as where offences were occurring. Fo...

One lot of pediatrix acetaminophen oral solution for children has been recalled due to the potential risk of an overdose. Teva Canada is recalling the affected lot where there may be 185 milligrams pe...