In the six months since the Canada Dental Care Plan began, a million people have received care, covering seniors, people with disabilities and children, for those without dental plans and an adjusted ...

Over the last two months, more than 14,000 people used the washroom trailer located on Saskatoon’s Avenue M South, but the pilot project has now come to an end. Pamela Goulden-McLeod, Saskatoon&...

Four of the candidates vying for the role of Saskatoon’s mayor faced off during a televised debate hosted by the Saskatoon Chamber of Commerce this evening. Cynthia Block, Cary Tarasoff, Don Atc...

The second preliminary count of ballots in the Saskatchewan election is taking place today (Tuesday) and it appears Saskatoon Westview has gone to the NDP with April Chiefcalf the new MLA representing...

An Assistant professor in the Department of Political Studies at the University of Saskatchewan says the provincial election was closer than he thinks the Saskatchewan Party wanted. And Daniel Westlak...

If you get a text about poppy centres being available through the Saskatoon Poppy Campaign office, with a link to click on, don’t do it. Co-Chair of the campaign, Donna Flahr says the number tha...

The Saskatoon Police Service says a vehicle evaded police attempts to perform a traffic stop at 8th Street and Cairns Avenue. This was just before 2:00 a.m. Wednesday and police say the vehicle took o...

Tisdale RCMP say they are still investigating the potential cause of a single vehicle school bus accident south of Tisdale on Monday afternoon around 4 o’clock. However, they do have an update o...

Just two days before the Federation of Sovereign Indigenous Nations election, the Tribal Chief of the Saskatoon Tribal Council is claiming that the federation is doing a poor job of disclosing its fin...

SaskPower has been fined $840,000 after workers died on the job. October 18, last Friday, in Weyburn Provincial Court the Saskatchewan Power Corporation was sentenced for violating The Occupational He...