The subject of a missing persons investigation in Prince Albert has been found deceased. On June 14, 2024, at approximately 6:36 pm, a Search Team located a deceased individual in the North Saskatchew...

The Saskatchewan Teachers’ Federation has agreed to binding arbitration for a new collective agreement with the government. The contract is ready to go, except for the issues of wages and the cl...

Justice Richard Danyliuk’s verdict in the first-degree murder of 51-year-old Sheree Fertuck in December of 2015 is guilty. Sheree’s husband was arrested and charged with first-degree murde...

The RCMP’s Prince Albert Detachment, Prince Albert Warrant Enforcement and Suppression Team (WEST) and Prince Albert Crime Reduction Team (CRT) were conducting patrols Tuesday on Sturgeon Lake F...

Over the month of May, passengers on Saskatoon Transit buses had front row seats to four violent incidents including two stabbings, the assault of a bus driver, and a group of three men fighting. In r...

The City of Saskatoon has announced several initiatives to provide a safer environment for employees and transit users when riding the bus. Since May there have been four incidents involving Saskatoon...

Local businesses, engineers, researchers, and university students dabbling in the world of 5G will now have the facility and tools to test and develop their innovations. Through a partnership between ...

An internal review into the RCMP response to the mass stabbing incident on James Smith Cree Nation aims to prompt changes in policing procedures both provincially and nationally. In September of 2022,...

It was the first May in several years for above normal precipitation in nearly every corner of Saskatchewan. Environment and Climate Change Canada meteorologist Terri Lang says it was wetter than usua...

A $1 million gift from BHP to the Royal University Hospital Foundation means quicker turnaround times for x-ray images through two refurbished suites which will be completely digitized. RUHF’s C...