The Saskatchewan Health Authority has confirmed there are now six cases of measles in the province. Dr. David Torr with the SHA says the newest case is unrelated to the previous five cases and comes f...

The Water Security Agency is forecasting an above normal spring runoff for the middle section of the grainbelt, including the Saskatoon, Outlook, Elbow, Watrous, Last Mountain, as well as the northern...

Prime Minister Mark Carney has confirmed that Canada will be matching the tariff actions taken by the United States on Wednesday. “The Government of Canada will be responding by matching the U.S...

The Saskatchewan NDP is trying to poke holes in claims by the government that it is going to reduce its reliance on American firms. The Opposition is referring to LifeLabs. Any Saskatchewan resident w...

BHP expects its Jansen potash project in Saskatchewan will be a valuable asset for decades to come. CEO Mike Henry stated in a webcast after the release of its half-year-report, which encompasses last...

Thanks to the thoughtful donations across Saskatchewan, Alberta and Manitoba, the two-day Critical Care On the Air Radiothon for STARS has raised $527,000. STARS thanks the V.I.P.s, the Very Important...

Although Canada and Mexico were able to avoid the reciprocal tariffs that U.S. President Donald Trump Announced today (wed), dozens of other countries weren’t so lucky. At what looked like a cer...

Saskatoon Transit has made some headway on prioritizing the safety of its bus drivers following an uptick in aggression and violence among riders. Mike Moellenbeck with Transit presented the Frontline...

There has been a global crackdown on Kidflix which is a child exploitation platform with almost two-million users that has led to an arrest in Saskatchewan. The Saskatchewan Internet Child Exploitatio...

March was a dry month over most of Saskatchewan with the exception of a March 27th and 28th snowstorm. The snow was enough to push areas along the Yellowhead Highway to near the monthly mean. Warmer t...