A months long drug trafficking investigation in Prince Albert has led to the seizure of a large amount of drugs including more than three kilograms of cocaine, nearly 9 kilograms of marijuana, along w...

Speaking directly to U.S. President Donald Trump Canada’s Prime Minister said at a news conference Tuesday that implementing the tariffs “is a very dumb thing to do.” Canada is immed...

The Saskatchewan Teachers Federation says the Arbitration Board has determined that class complexity will be included as a new article in the Provincial Collective Bargaining Agreement. Saskatchewan T...

The Canadian government has reached an agreement in principle with survivors of a the le--la-Crosse Boarding School —about 475 kilometres north of Saskatoon. The settlement could see up to $27 m...

Saskatchewan endured a three-week cold snap last month which saw the average monthly mean temperature end up as much as 7.4 degrees below normal. The only thing that kept us from setting new records w...

If your regular commute home involves taking eastbound Circle Drive North, you may want to consider an alternate route or be ready for a bit of a delay! The Saskatoon Police Service (SPS) issued a new...

Saskatoon Police arrested three people over the weekend in connection to bear spray incidents. On Friday morning, a patrol officer witnessed a fight around 3rd Avenue North and 23rd Street East downto...

The Saskatchewan Marshals Service says in a news release that its first ten experienced police officers have begun their training. It’s a seven-week program which includes in-service training, a...

The Official Opposition is urging the government to sign on to the National School Food Program. The NDP says in a news release the program was introduced last year, but the Sask Party government has ...

The Executive Vice President and CFO of Cameco says there has never been such a large requirement gap in the history of uranium production than there is right now. Grant Isaac presented at the BMO Glo...