Almost 15,000 people participated in the City of Saskatoon’s traffic safety survey on residential speed limits, and another 414 people were invited to take a third-party phone or online survey w...

The Brandt Group of Companies has announced plans to hire more than 1,000 new employees by the end of 2021. The new positions will span the Regina-based company’s 100+ location international net...

Saskatchewan’s vaccination roll-out plan is being expanded again, with inter-changability of types and more AstraZeneca doses being available soon in the province. On Wednesday, all residents ag...

The University of Saskatchewan has made single-use-3-ply masks mandatory on campus effective immediately, no more cloth masks, and the policy will continue throughout the summer. The University says i...

Muskowekwan First Nation says it stands in solidarity with the Kamloops First Nation that must heal from the horrific news of the remains of 215 children discovered on the site of the former Kamloops ...

Justin Trudeau has addressed the Federation of Canadian Municipalities, meeting virtually until Friday. The Prime Minister used the opportunity to praise municipal leaders for their partnership with t...

SGI has submitted a proposal to the Saskatchewan Rate Review Panel for what it calls, a revenue-neutral rate rebalancing. The proposed changes would result in a net 0% change overall to the Auto Fund....

The Saskatchewan Government and General Employees’ Union is calling for paid sick leave for all workers in the province. SGEU President Tracey Sauer has written to Don Morgan, Minister for Labou...

The FSIN has indicated that initial sites for radar ground search should include Indian Residental Schools at Muskowekwan, Onion Lake St. Anthony’s, Beauval, Guy Hill, Lebret and Sturgeon Landin...

A concept design has been revealed for Saskatoon’s upcoming Central Library. A media release from the Saskatoon Public Library notes the building’s concept draws inspiration from tradition...