Looking to remain unpredictable Unifor members will be returning to a work-to-rule campaign on Tuesday. Assistant to the President of Unifor Chris MacDonald said it is not something that is permanent ...

Saskatoon City Police spotted a stolen vehicle around three o’clock this morning (mon) at 33rd Street and Edmonton Avenue. They tried to stop it as it was slowly winding its way through resident...

Muskeg Lake Cree Nation is morning the loss of Bill McKnight. The former Federal Indian Affairs Minister passed away in Saskatoon last Friday at the age of 79. McKnight was recognized in 1988 by Muske...

The University of Saskatchewan is playing a big role in research aimed at developing a new generation of anti-malaria drugs. International researchers have identified the atomic breakdown of a protein...

Once the new James Smith Cree Nation Medical Clinic opens next year, it will be home to Saskatoon’s first private MRI. The new clinic which is expected to open in February will have one MRI, one...

The largest donation in the 92 year history of the University of Saskatchewan’s College of Education comes from one of its graduates. Jane Graham got her Bachelor of Education in 1962 and says t...

The City’s transportation committee will discuss phase one of the Saskatoon Freeway Project at today’s (mon) meeting. The first phase is expected to run north of the city between Highway 1...

Premier Scott Moe is off today (mon) on an 11 day trade mission to Japan and South Korea. He wants to attract investment and advance Saskatchewan’s trade interests. The trip will also include a ...

You walk into a room and what you hear over the course of a couple hours is loud music, thundersticks, cheering and applauding. It sounds like you're seated at Mosaic Stadium to catch the Saskatchewan...

Prince Albert RCMP are searching for two inmates that escaped on foot from the Saskatchewan Penitentiary Friday night. Police say sometime between 8 p.m. and 9:45 that night, 19 year-old Noah James Le...