The COVID-19 pandemic shut down the Nutana Royal Canadian Legion’s hall this summer and now the organization is looking to cover operating costs in the form of a car show and barbeque. Various c...

SEIU-West President Barb Cape, who was outside of St. Paul’s Hospital Wednesday, says members are doing their best every day to provide professional care and have never stopped even when faced w...

At 5:30 Wednesday morning, Moose Jaw Police were called to assist CP rail in the 1700 block of Coteau Street West after it was reported that a locomotive was on fire and there was a concern that some ...

Saskatchewan Teachers’ Federation President Patrick Maze says they all want students and staff to return to the classroom, but it must be done safely. This after the province released their Safe...

Saskatchewan’s COVID-19 map has a new look. There are now 13 regions on the map as opposed to the previous 6. There is also a second map that has 32 zones which will provide new positive and cur...

We will hear about the provincial government’s plans for heading back to school in the fall later this afternoon. Education Minister Gord Wyant and Chief Medical Health Officer, Dr. Saqib Shahab...

There are 15 new cases of COVID-19 to report in Saskatchewan on Saturday. Fourteen of the new cases are in Saskatchewan, and one additional case was from a Saskatchewan resident tested out of province...

The Saskatoon Police are on the scene of a reported murder at the Saskatoon Inn. That according to a calls for service report from a Saskatoon Police Service website, that has police responding to the...

The Saskatchewan Environmental Society says the provincial irrigation plan which would double the amount of irrigation from Lake Diefenbaker needs a comprehensive assessment. The province announced th...

Saskatoon Police are investigating a homicide after responding to an injured person call in the 300 block of Avenue U South around 2:30 Wednesday morning. Saskatoon Police say emergency responders att...