The Saskatoon Public School Division is looking at Optimist Park as a future location for a consolidated school, but some residents of the area are opposed to the idea. On Monday, city council granted...

Monday’s COVID-19 update from the Ministry of Health trumpeted the fact that 81% of Saskatchewan long-term care home residents have received one dose of vaccine and that 43% have received both s...

If you look at the economic data it is very clear that the Trudeau era is the weakest of the last five pre-recessionary periods. That is one of the conclusions from a study by the Fraser Institute whi...

The Greater Saskatoon Chamber of Commerce says federal programs have been a lifeline for businesses during the pandemic, but there are concerns with uptake and eligibility. CEO Jason Aebig says during...

The Saskatchewan Medical Association says the province should be prioritizing healthcare workers in its vaccine rollout plan. President, Dr. Barb Konstantynowicz says some healthcare workers who are c...

The Canadian Centre for Child Protection says since the pandemic began there has been an 88 per cent increase in reports to their tipline about the online sexual exploitation of children. This year fo...

Canada can expect a smaller shipment of Moderna COVID-19 vaccine the week of February 22nd, but Major General Dany Fortin doesn’t know by how much. He explains that Moderna’s latest batch ...

A professor of Law and Public Health at the University of Ottawa told the House of Commons Standing Committee on Health on Monday that federal transparency on COVID-19 has been “pathetically lac...

There are now seven people charged in connection with the death of Dylan Chretien. In November of 2019 the 30 year old who lived in Lloydminster drove a friend to Prince Albert and was later reported ...

Anna Pacik, Communications Manager at Saskatoon’s Lighthouse Supported Living, says if their staff didn’t have Naloxone training, they’d have seven dead people at the facility. A gue...