There was no mention of education funding and the plan to address overcrowding and the violence that ensues because of it in Wednesday’s Throne Speech. That point was brought up by NDP Leader, R...

The Tactical Support Unit and Patrol Officers were called into action yesterday (wed) afternoon, after getting a call to assist a sheriff’s officer in the eviction of a tenant. The 25 year old h...

“How can this not warm your heart?” Those words from Joanne Kosolofski who heads up the Pathway to Wellness Program in Kindersley. After seeing an example of a sensory path herself, and in...

Saskatchewan Government Insurance says more than 14 hundred tickets were issued in September alone for people speeding in school zones. Still with school zones, police issued 13 tickets to drivers for...

Education support workers from across the province are in North Battleford to talk about mental health, violence in the workplace, bargaining trends, and funding for K-12 education. CUPE Delegates wil...

In August, 15,460 people received regular Employment Insurance benefits in Saskatchewan. That was an increase of only 0.3 per cent from the month before. It was a drop of 3.9 per cent from the same mo...

Calling it the Saskatchewan Plan for Growth, the throne speech, delivered by new Lieutenant Governor Russ Merasty Wednesday afternoon, outlined the steps the government plans to take in order to achie...

The new ward boundaries for Saskatoon in the November 2020 election have been determined by the Municipal Wards Commission. Silverspring and the University Heights Development Area is moving from Ward...

The Canadian Union of Public Employees Local 600 has voted 94 per cent in favour of job action, that could include a full withdrawal of services, affecting care and support to some of the provinceR...

There are many physical improvements to the oncology area at Jim Pattison Children’s Hospital, and one that stands out to staff is the new immuno-compromised family and playroom, which wasn̵...