Some of Saskatchewan’s excess supply of ventilators will be sent to help combat rising critical novel coronavirus cases. The provincial government announced Monday that 100 ventilators are being...

The Saskatoon Fire Department Investigator and the Saskatoon Police Service Investigator have concluded that the structure fire in the 100 Block of Avenue B South is suspicious. Fire damage to this pr...

The Canadian Light Source at the University of Saskatchewan is extending their spring shutdown by several weeks, which will disrupt planned operations in May and June. On April 5, due to several cases...

As of 6:30 this morning the fire in the 100 block of Avenue B south was not considered under control. Deputy Chief of Operations Mike Ralston says there may be traffic restrictions in the area. He des...

The executive director of Prairie Harm Reduction says he has been overwhelmed by the outpouring of support from businesses and organizations. Jason Mecredi explains that April was a roller coaster mon...

Real gross domestic product (GDP) fell in every province in 2020 after the World Health Organization declared COVID-19 a pandemic on March 11. Statistics Canada says that over the course of the year, ...

SGI says impaired driving will be the focus for the May Traffic Safety Spotlight. Penny McCune, Chief Operating Officer of the Auto Fund says, “No one should ever lose their life to a poor decis...

The Saskatchewan Health Authority has put out a list of communities offering drive-thru and walk-in COVID immunization clinics for May 1st through the third. These are for the communities of Saskatoon...

There has been a bit of late April seeding, but most growers are waiting for warmer soil conditions. “I suspect by this weekend and next week, most guys will be rolling,” said Matt Struthe...

This week’s shipment of Pfizer has arrived in Saskatchewan with over 31,500 doses and the Moderna vaccine is expected today (Thurs) with almost 19,000 doses. The vaccination booking system opens...