The provincial government says recruiting nurses to work in the Battlefords, Prince Albert, Yorkton, Swift Current and Moose Jaw has been difficult and measures are needed to fill existing vacancies. ...

The CFIB says 65 per cent of small retail businesses expect that they will lose sales to big businesses and online giants on Black Friday and Cyber Monday. Prairie spokesperson with the Canadian Feder...

A familiar and festive campaign kicked off Thursday at Midtown Plaza. Joined by the mayor who made the first donation, The Salvation Army Saskatoon launched their Christmas Kettle Campaign. Lieutenant...

Premier Scott Moe has removed Cutknife-Turtleford MLA Ryan Domotor from government caucus and stripped him of all government appointments and responsibilities. An email from Executive Council says Dom...

High school students interested in autobody repair work will benefit from expanded work placement options following a partnership between the Saskatchewan Distance Learning Centre and the Saskatchewan...

Today, the provincial government formally announcing funding for policing positions in Saskatoon. The Ministry of Corrections, Policing and Public Safety is providing $6.71 million to the City of Sask...

Two Pleasant Hill residents spoke to the Saskatoon Board of Police Commissioners on Thursday urging them to consider two Alternative Response Officers for their neighbourhood. Ruth Reimer urged the bo...

Recently, Greater Saskatoon Catholic Schools has seen a large influx in student enrollment, and the division is requesting 36 portable classrooms to combat a lack of space. Diane Boyko, GSCS Board Cha...

Update: The Saskatchewan Serious Incident Response Team is investigating an injury sustained during an arrest in Saskatoon. On Thursday, just before 10am, a lengthy high-speed chase ended when a stole...

The provincial bi-weekly respiratory illness report released today (Fri) indicates RSV, the flu and COVID-19 all increased in the reporting period from October 22nd to November 4th. There were two dea...