The two day total for Friday and Saturday shows 485 new cases and 479 recoveries from COVID-19 in the province, bringing the active case count to 2,712. Three more people have died, two seniors in the...

The provincial government says a new Saskatchewan program will mean a new option for recycling consumer batteries, keeping them out of landfills. Starting this month, Call2Recycle Canada will be opera...

Looking back on 2020 Police Chief Troy Cooper says it is easy to look for the negative, but he believes that people in Saskatoon are generally good. Cooper points to not only some of the things that l...

As of December 25th, retail services will need to reduce their capacity of customers and employees to 50 per cent and large retailers will need to reduce to 25 per cent capacity. Large retailers are d...

With new restrictions on businesses and gatherings, you may be running out of ideas for things to do while staying safe. But the Saskatchewan Chamber of Commerce has some suggestions. To connect with ...

The mandatory water restriction for the entire City of Saskatoon ended at 10 p.m. Thursday night. Normal water use is once again allowed. Word of the mandatory restriction came down just before noon T...

No new case information will be reported by the Government of Saskatchewan until December 27. The death toll is steadily climbing for COVID-19. The province reported Thursday four more deaths of indiv...

Gift cards are a popular gift during the holidays, and the province’s Financial and Consumer Affairs Authority is offering some tips to protect consumers. Executive Director of the Consumer Prot...

The Saskatoon Fire Department received a 911 call around three o’clock Sunday afternoon, about black smoke coming from a building on Peters Avenue in the North Corman Industrial Park. Arriving f...

Because of the outbreak of COVID-19 at the Saskatoon Provincial Correctional Centre, firefighters and Primary Care Paramedics with the Saskatoon Fire Department will provide limited medical services a...