CAA Saskatchewan has named its ten worst roads in the province. Two Saskatoon roads made the list including 20th Street West and 52nd Street East. Top honours, dubious as they may be, went to Highway ...

The Saskatchewan Health Authority (SHA) says there is an increased risk of COVID-19 variants of concern in Rosthern, Osler and Hague. As a result it is strongly urging residents to follow the health g...

Regina Police are warning the public about a man who is considered to be a high risk to reoffend sexually. Forty-four year-old Jason Paul Thorn is living in the Heritage neighbourhood of Regina, in a ...

A significant quantity of drugs is off the streets in Saskatchewan after an investigation by the Saskatoon Integrated Crime Reduction Team, the Prince Albert Gang Task Force and the Melfort and Tisdal...

Three people from Saskatoon and one person from Regina, all who tested positive for COVID-19, have died – a person in their forties, another in their fifties and two in their seventies. There ar...

A report from the Saskatchewan Environmental Society suggests this province could have a carbon-neutral electrical gid by 2040. SES Vice-President, Bob Halliday, says the report is an update of one th...

Nine Saskatchewan children died last year, where charges of murder or manslaughter were laid, or police deemed the death of a homicide. That’s in the 2020 annual report from the Advocate for Chi...

Saskatchewan has signed a Memorandum of Understanding with North Dakota to vaccinate workers who are transporting goods across the the U.S-Canada border along with essential energy workers. On Tuesday...

The eligibility age for COVID-19 vaccines will lower twice this week. First, as of Wednesday, the eligible age for vaccines lowers from 44 to 42 and older, and anyone 30 and older in the Northern Sask...

A report that will be seen by City Council today shows Darren Hill missed the February 16th deadline to disclose election campaign contributions and expenses. Hill has said he was diagnosed with COVID...