Parcels were stolen from the Allan post office as a result of a break-and-enter. On Saturday, Saskatoon RCMP received the report, and investigation determined an unknown individual or group forced the...

After several years in the making, John A. Macdonald Road in Saskatoon has officially been renamed to Miyo-whkhtowin Road. The decision was made in recognition of the ongoing harm experienced in the c...

It was a longer voting process than expected, but a National Chief for the Assembly of First Nations has been chosen. Manitoba regional chief Cindy Woodhouse is now the AFN’s national chief. Vot...

Moose Jaw Police have taken a 34-year-old man into custody following the seizure of counterfeit Canadian and American currency found in his vehicle. Wednesday, members of the Criminal Investigation Se...

The Canadian Association of Petroleum Producers (CAPP) says the roadmap announced Thursday to cap oil and gas will result in a cap on production and risks triggering other consequences like higher ene...

Last Tuesday’s Crown petroleum and natural gas public offering has raised $17,230,215 for the province. Forty of the 70 parcels posted for this offering received acceptable bids. The most intere...

Federal Environment Minister Steven Guilbeault says the oil and gas industry will have to cut emissions by at least one-third by 2030. Ottawa says in order to continue to respond to a global demand fo...

The Festival of Lights began tonight (Thurs) at dusk with the first candle lit on the menorah. It’s the eight day celebration of Chanukah. Rabbi Raphael Kats from the Chabad Jewish Centre of Sas...

Construction has wrapped up in Weaver Park on Saskatoon’s third Flood Control Strategy project. The playground has reopened, but the new dry storm pond will remain fenced off until fall 2024 to ...

With the freezing rain warning followed by snow in the forecast, the City of Saskatoon says its road crews are monitoring the situation and will respond to changes in the driving conditions. The City ...