A Leger poll released today (Fri) suggests nearly half of Canadians are living paycheck to paycheck, at 47 per cent. From Canadians currently employed who were polled, 38 per cent are concerned about ...

There was another Special Budget Meeting yesterday (Thurs) for City Council's Governance and Priorities Committee, whittling down the projected funding gap by another $3.15 million next year and $554,...

Official Opposition Finance Critic Trent Wotherspoon says the First Quarter Report from the province shows the province is on track to collect $150 million more in PST revenue than was projected in th...

Saskatoon Police responded to a stabbing in the 600 block of Spadina Crescent this morning (Thurs) at 9:40. Officers say a woman went into a hotel asking for help. The 28-year-old had several stab wou...

The Saskatchewan Teachers Federation says there are still many questions around the Government’s new pronoun policy. STF President Samantha Becotte says it puts teachers in a tough spot, because...

The Nutrien Fireworks Festival begins tomorrow (Fri) in the downtown Saskatoon area, but traffic restrictions begin today. As of 5 p.m. today (Thurs) Spadina Crescent will be closed between 3rd Avenue...

In recognition of International Overdose Awareness Day, the province’s Ministry of Mental Health and Addictions has launched a new round of ads as part of a multi-year campaign to start the conv...

Friday sees the City of Prince Albert’s school zone speed limit come back into effect. The maximum speed in any school zone in P-A is 30 kilometres per hour between 8 a.m. and 5 p.m., Monday thr...

As expected, through Opposition Finance Critic Trent Wotherspoon (pictured), the Saskatchewan NDP have blasted the government’s first quarter financial update. While Finance Minister Donna Harpa...

The Saskatoon Police Service has a few more details about the train and pedestrian collision this morning (Thurs). Around 6 a.m., officers were called to 25th Street and Idylwyld Drive about the accid...