Tomorrow (Tues), the 2024-25 federal budget will be introduced, and the Canadian Federation of Independant Business is hoping small businesses will see measures that will provide them with some relief...

There will be eastbound lane closures on College Drive between Clarence Avenue and Hospital Drive beginning Tuesday, as part of a six-month watermain maintenance project. Two-way traffic will be maint...

As of this morning, the Saskatchewan Public Safety Agency is reporting six wildfires in the province, of which two are not contained. The Beaver Fire is near Green Lake and the Birch Fire is between P...

Most of Saskatchewan is experiencing a well below normal runoff or the runoff is already over. The Water Security Agency released its new runoff map on Friday morning. It shows the well below normal r...

Through its Time to Rise campaign, Saskatchewan Polytechnic has received the largest donation from an individual the institution has ever received. Real estate developer and philanthropist Joseph A. R...

The Minister of Education says this is the most positive he has felt so far regarding a potential deal between the province and the Saskatchewan Teachers’ Federation. Jeremy Cockrill says he exp...

The Saskatchewan Teachers’ Federation will resume bargaining with the government in an effort to carve out a collective agreement. STF says the decision is a result of ongoing discussions that a...

Nearly 200 Holstein and 40 Jersey cattle will participate in the event which was originally launched in 1982, but went into a hiatus about ten years ago. The event was revived when a dairy show in BC ...

Saskatoon’s Governance and Priorities Committe will discuss a possible shift of route for Via Rail Canada’s ‘Canadian’ at their meeting tomorrow. In December, a group of mayors...

To ensure that critical care is available to patients anywhere, at any time, STARS' annual Critical Care on the Air Radiothon will be broadcasting across 40 Saskatchewan radio stations today and tomor...