Even though work came to a halt at CP-Rail early yesterday morning(SUNDAY)—-the Federal Labour Minister says he isn’t ready to talk about “back to work” legislation just yet. S...

From last November through this month, hundreds of calls were made to Saskatchewan’s 911 dispatch centre, all made from an unregistered cell phone. RCMP say the caller didn’t identify them...

The number of COVID-19 deaths in Saskatchewan more than doubled in the latest EPI report compared to the previous week. There were 28 virus-related deaths for the week of March 6th to the 12th. The we...

Canadian Pacific Railway has issued a 72 hour lock out notice to the Teamsters Canada Rail Conference which is the union that represents approximately 3,000 CP Rail workers. The company says if they c...

The Government of Saskatchewan has announced a one time pandemic recovery initiative for employers and job seekers. The $4 million provides funding for paid work experiences for job seekers to acquire...

An investigation continues this morning into a train derailment near the village of Drinkwater, which is located on Highway 39, southwest of Regina. Canadian Pacific Railway officials said the freight...

It may surprise some people that this has been Saskatoon’s 32nd driest winter in the past 120 years. The three-month weather statistics from Environment and Climate Change Canada (ECCC) says the...

It appears Saskatoon is facing issues in regards to its transit fleet that other Canadian municipalities are not. This is based off the conversations that were held during Monday’s transportatio...

The Associated Press is reporting that the UN refugee agency has released new information on how many people have fled Ukraine. By Wednesday the United Nations estimated more than 1 million were part ...

Police Chief Troy Cooper has provided a little more information into the officer-involved shooting of a 35 year-old man that closed a portion of Saskatoon’s 22nd Street to traffic on Wednesday. ...