A new option has popped up for the location of the amalgamation of King George, Princess Alexandra and Pleasant Hill Schools. Representatives from Saskatoon Public Schools approached the City’s ...

Saskatoon’s Vaccine and Infectious Disease Organization on the USask Campus was singled out by the Prime Minister Tuesday morning as he said VIDO will be on track to produce 40 million doses of ...

City councillors are raising concerns that neighbourhoods are growing without the proper infrastructure to provide city transit services. A report at the Transportation Committee meeting was heard reg...

The Government of Saskatchewan is urging the federal Minister of Transport to reverse layoff notices issued to air traffic controllers in Regina. As well, they are requesting the Regina International ...

The regulation of E-Scooters has been brought to the attention of the city’s transportation committee. Saskatoon Business owner, Ben Quattrini, is asking the city to create a framework for an e-...

For the third straight day and fifth time in the last six days, Saskatchewan recorded less than 10 per cent positive cases of COVID-19 from processed tests. Unfortunately, the province had another two...

Saskatchewan’s Health Minister told the federal government’s Standing Committee on Health that if the province doesn’t get all the COVID-19 vaccines that were promised, it will be ch...

If you noticed Saturday morning a large police presence along 4th Avenue South by the Zion Luthern Church and 19th Street at the base of the Broadway Bridge, it was to enable police to apprehend a man...

Liam was once again the most popular name for baby boys for the 11th year in a row in Saskatchewan, and Olivia was the most popular name for baby girls for the sixth year in a row. A list of the top 2...

The Petroleum Services Association of Canada has revised the number of wells drilled across Canada for 2021, increasing the number by 750. The total now stands at 3,350. An increase like that would no...