A Canada Holiday Shopping Survey indicates 39 per cent of shoppers are prioritizing saving money, with an average holiday budget similar to last year’s despite inflation. The rest are opting to ...

A Canadian woman who served in World War II as an entertainer in song and dance is being honoured in her hometown of Prince Albert. The former Prince Albert Arts Centre is now to be called the Margo F...

SaskTel is encouraging customers to recycle their old cell phones by donating to the Phones for a Fresh Start (PFFS) program. Through the program SaskTel collects and recycles old cell phones and cell...

Prevention policies for homelessness and housing insecurity rather than reacting after the fact is part of the aim of a research partnership between the University of Saskatchewan and the City of Sask...

Regina Police responded to a report of a motor vehicle versus pedestrian collision last night near the intersection of 9th Avenue and Albert Street. When they arrived they found a male in his thirties...

Brenda Edel will be the Saskatchewan New Democrat Candidate in Rosetown-Delisle for the Next Provincial Election. She was nominated by Saskatchewan NDP members yesterday afternoon. “I am honoure...

Earlier this week the Ile-a-la Crosse School Division Board of Education received the 2023 Premier’s Board of Education Award for Innovation and Excellence in Education. It was for a “Hist...

March for Gaza takes place today in downtown Saskatoon. The rally and march, according to organizers is “in solidarity with Gaza and to demand an immediate cease fire. The rally is scheduled for...

Children and their families receiving care at the Jim Pattison Children’s Hospital will benefit from donations made as part of the 10th Annual Making Spirits Bright Campaign. Donors will have a ...

The weather was warmer for the Saskatoon Fire Department’s ice rescue training, but that also means the ice was much thinner at the storm retention pond in north Saskatoon between Idylwyld Drive...