SaskTel claims not only that Unifor has told its members to flood the SaskTel Contact Centres with fictitious calls causing delays for customers but that there have been incidents of vandalism resulti...

There is a tentative agreement between Unifor Local 820 and the Water Security Agency, one of the 7 Crown entities that has been affected by job action since last Friday after negotiations came to a s...

The permanent amphitheatre, bar and concession, box office and dressing rooms for the Shakespeare on the Saskatchewan site will be ready for next year’s season, which will begin earlier than usu...

Advance polls for the Federal Election open tomorrow (Fri). Advance poll voters can cast their ballots until Monday October 14th. The locations and directions are on the voter information cards sent o...

There is a two vehicle collision, with one of the vehicles rolled, northbound lane of Idylwyld Drive South near the downtown fire hall. There are emergency vehicles on site and while injuries are mino...

A 40-year-old man has been ordered to stand trial on charges in a fatal house fire. Jonathan Rosenthal was first accused of arson in November of 2018 and then charged with an indignity to a human body...

Saskatoon has some work to do to lower its greenhouse gas emissions from buildings if you look at the numbers from a new Google platform. Environmental Insights Explorer combines global mapping data w...

A Tweet from Unifor Local 1S President Dave Kuntz says the Direct West bargaining committee went back to the table with the employer with cautious optimism this morning (Wed). It’s Day 6 of the ...

The impact of the decision to shut down walk-in service at 19 Saskatchewan Ministry of Environment offices will become more clear as the hunting season continues. That’s from Darrell Crabbe, Exe...

Greater Saskatoon Catholic Schools have over 18 thousand students in the city. It’s an increase of 608 students since last fall. When you add in students from schools in Humboldt, Biggar, Marten...