The provincial government has announced supporting 77 projects through the Saskatchewan Veterans Service Club Support Program in this fiscal year. It provides grants for facility repairs, upgrades and...

After an investigation into child pornography which began last August, the Saskatchewan Internet Child Exploitation Unit has charged a Saskatoon man with two counts of possession of child pornography....

Suncrest College, which was formed less than five months ago as a result of a merger between Cumberland and Parkland colleges, has seen its first class, graduate. Fourteen young firefighters celebrate...

Statistics Canada says employment was up in four provinces in October, while Quebec recorded a decline. Employment rose in Alberta, Saskatchewan, Nova Scotia, and New Brunswick in October. There was l...

A traffic stop in the 1100 block of 22nd Street West Wednesday night led to a weapon and drug investigation and two arrests. Saskatoon Police report that patrol officers conducted a traffic stop and o...

During Question Period on Thursday, the Official Opposition urged the Premier to denounce Alberta’s plan to withdraw from the Canadian Pension Plan. Leader Carla Beck says there are over 280,000...

Saskatchewan RCMP Major Crimes has arrested and charged a man in connection to a homicide investigation into the death of 27-year-old Philip Okemow of Sturgeon Lake First Nation. Mid-morning on August...

As part of the provincial government’s commitment to adding at least 500 new addictions treatment spaces over the next five years, 18 new spaces were announced on Thursday at Possibilities Recov...

If you notice a red ribbon tied onto a car, purse, keychain, or backpack, there is a good chance it is part of MADD Saskatoon’s Project Red Ribbon Holiday Awareness Campaign. For the last 36 yea...

BHP’s announcement of an additional $6.4 billion funding for Phase 2 of the Jansen project speaks a strong confidence in both the mines development and its ongoing feasibility. That funding mean...