The Prairie Director of the National Police Federation says the costs for a proposed Saskatchewan Marshals Service don’t add up, and that funding would be better used bolstering the under-funded...

Battlefords RCMP are investigating a shooting which happened around 6:15 this morning (Fri) at a home in the 1200 block of 108th Street in North Battleford. The man was transported to hospital by ambu...

BHP Canada has been a foundation supporter of STARS since the not-for-profit helicopter ambulance service began in Saskatchewan in 2012 and to date has donated more than $6.3-million. Vice President o...

There was almost a complete absence of Arctic air until the final few days of January—otherwise temperatures were well above normal. Saskatoon had its 19th warmest January in 124 years with the ...

Greg Fertuck has been in jail for over three-and-a-half years as his first degree murder trial continues, after various delays. He was charged in the death of his estranged wife, 51 year old Sheree Fe...

Saskatoon Police Chief Troy Cooper says he has reached out to the local Black community leaders to offer support and discuss a tragedy that occurred in the U.S. but will impact the trust and confidenc...

The 36th annual SaskTel Saskatchewan Jazz Festival is moving across the river to Victoria Park. Executive Director, Shannon Josdal, explains the reasoning, saying, their festival model needs to evolve...

Two Southey RCMP officers are being highlighted for their quick thinking in an incident last November. Constables Brandyn McCartney and Jacob Jungheim had responded to a call for service just before 5...

A report from Saskatoon City Administration, going to the Governance and Priorities Committee Tuesday, says the cost of the snow clearing from the December back-to-back snow events could be as high as...

The Guns and Gangs Unit has wrapped up a firearms investigation with the arrest of an armed man. The Saskatoon Police Service says around 7:30 p.m.on Thursday police saw a man believed to be in posses...