The University of Saskatchewan has received $450,000 in funding from PrairiesCan to support SIGMA, an interdisciplinary program that trains and develops future entrepreneurs. The funding, which equate...

The City of Prince Albert is introducing online parking payment options and a new mobile parking app this year. The city is working with PayByPhone to introduce an online app and new kiosks at city-ow...

SaskSPCA has announced the retirement of Executive Director Frances Wach after 30 years of service. In a news release, SaskSPCA said that Wach played a huge role in helping to grow and evolve the orga...

Innovation Sask is investing $26,300 in the USask Saskatchewan Innovation Growth and Market Acceleration (SIGMA) program. The purpose of the investment is to help engineering students turn their ideas...

Despite ongoing trade uncertainty between Canada, the U.S. and China, the Canadian Federation of Independent Business is forecasting that the economy is expected to grow 3.4 per cent in Q1 of 2026. CF...

Friday the Federal Court of Appeals upheld a January 2024 Federal Court decision that the federal government's decision to invoke the Emergencies Act was “unreasonable.” Justice Richard Mo...

The strong, gusting winds that moved through the province Thursday wreaked havoc on Saskatchewan’s highways, especially those in the Regina-Fort Qu’Appelle region. RCMP Spokeswoman Mandy M...

Using words like strategic and pragmatic, Prime Minister Mark Carney announced a new preliminary agreement in principle with China that focuses on five main areas that will provide immediate gains. Ca...

A Saskatoon man faces a laundry list of charges following the seizures of drugs and firearms earlier this week at residences in Saskatoon and Radisson. Thirty-eight-year-old Chad Mason was arrested on...

Developers flocked to City Hall on Wednesday to attempt to sway Saskatoon's Planning, Development, and Community Services Committee from what they claim would be a 'regressive' mistake. On Wednesday, ...