Carla Beck in a campaign stop in Regina says ultimately the question Saskatchewan residents need to ask is Are you better off under Scott Moe? She suggests the answer is no, saying the province ranks ...

Although the promises have been coming in fairly steadily over the past few months, it has now been officially announced. The Lieutenant Governor was asked to dissolve the 29th legislature and this mo...

The City of Saskatoon has installed a bike box at the intersection where Natasha Fox was hit and killed by a cement truck. In a news release the City of Saskatoon says the bike box on Wiggins Avenue a...

Premier Scott Moe is holding a news conference this morning in Saskatoon where it is expected he will drop the writ signaling an election with voters going to the polls October 28th. Elections Saskatc...

The fee for a City of Saskatoon Accessible Parking Permit hasn’t changed since 1981, but 43 years later, the rate is going up. The fee when the program began in 1960 was $15 annually, then in 19...

New research out of the University of Saskatchewan suggests wetland drainage is detrimental to the health of Saskatchewan’s plants, animals and ecosystems, even at the lowest of levels. Dr. Coli...

As of today (Tues), there are some amendments to the Workers’ Compensation Act, including the expansion of occupational disease coverage to include six additional forms of cancer for firefighter...

We’ve made an abrupt plunge into fall after a scorching hot Sunday in Saskatchewan. Eight locations in the province set new record highs and two tied record highs from previous years. New record...

BHP is looking to the future in its commodity investments and that’s why the international mining company is building two potash mines in Saskatchewan, about 140 kilometres east of Saskatoon. Th...

A 24-year-old Saskatoon man has been arrested after being the prime suspect in two stabbings earlier this month. On September 18, police were called to the 100 block of Avenue T South for a report tha...