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...

There were lots of comments on both sides of the Legislature during Question Period today (Tues) when discussing making an effort for the government to procure products and services locally, or in Can...

Saskatoon Transit is using the power of art, and stronger glass, to ward off vandalisms at city bus shelters. Mike Moellenbeck with Saskatoon Transit says the city has seen the trend of smashed glass ...

Loraas, Cosmopolitan Industries, and the City of Saskatoon will lose their involvement in Saskatoon’s recycling operations if a deal is struck between the City and SK Recycles. Last May, the Min...

Saskatchewan’s Official Opposition suggests the Sask Party government should have had a plan months ago to protect the province from U.S. President Donald Trump’s trade war. NDP Leader Car...

Climatologist with Environment and Climate Change Canada, David Phillips, says a change introduced 50 years ago today was viewed at the time as a possible April Fool’s joke. It was the introduct...

Providing critical care anywhere is STARS mission, with the belief that no matter who you are or where you are, everyone should have access to emergency health care when they need it most. STARS is a ...

The Prince Albert Police Service has arrested three people in connection to a drive-by shooting on March 23rd in the 1200 block of 16th Street West. Last Thursday, while Prince Albert Police were atte...

Jubilee Residences broke ground Monday on a new housing project. Jubilee has been providing housing to seniors for 70 years and in a written statement says the need for seniors housing prompted the no...

The Saskatchewan Serious Incident Response Team has concluded its investigation into an in custody death in Wilkie, which happened December 6th of 2023, and has found there are no grounds to believe a...