Saskatoon Police say they responded to six bear spray incidents over the weekend. The first event occurred on Friday at 7:30 outside of Midtown Plaza. A man was bear sprayed, and several Community Saf...

Three tobacco companies are required to pay out $32.5 billion in compensation funding after an Ontario court approved the historic settlement on Friday. The compensation plan happens to be the largest...

Premier Scott Moe and Energy and Resources Minister Colleen Young are leading a missing to the world’s premier energy conference this week in Houston. The theme this year is Moving Ahead: Energy...

Young Saskatchewan students will benefit from a new agreement between the provincial and federal governments. Today, (Monday) the parties signed a $15.8 million three-year agreement under the National...

With 86 per cent of the vote, Mark Carney won the Liberal Leadership yesterday (Sun) and will become the Prime Minister after a swearing in ceremony. He told the Liberal crowd in his acceptance speech...

The head of petroleum analysis at GasBuddy says, the average price of gas in Canada hasn’t been this low in early March since 2021, when the pandemic significantly reduced demand, keeping the pr...

The possibility of Chinese canola tariffs has been hanging over Canadian canola producers for months—and the hammer came down over the weekend. China will impose 100 per cent tariffs on Canadian...

A Saskatchewan tourism company has been recognized with an international award this year. Pemiska Tourism, at the Beardy’s and Okemasis First Nation north of Saskatoon, was given the Indigenous ...

Construction on the $8-million Ronald McDonald House in Prince Albert will start in late spring and should be finished by early 2027. It will be built on 25th Street West, south of Victoria Hospital. ...

Firearms safety and education training will now be more easily accessible to Metis citizens across the province. Yesterday, the Saskatchewan Firearms Office signed a Memorandum of Understanding with M...