Saskatchewan’s Minister of Social Services believes the final two residents will be moved out of the Valley View Centre in Moose Jaw next Tuesday. Paul Merriman was in the north end of Saskatoon...

He has been a paramedic for 22 years. He was the first designated critical care paramedic in the province, which is the highest of the 4 levels of training in the field. He worked as an advanced care ...

Liberal Leader Justin Trudeau will be in Saskatoon Thursday. He is appearing at a campaign rally at the Delta Bessborough scheduled for 5 to 7:30 p.m. The Liberal Leader is making headlines around the...

A man originally charged with aggravated assault is now facing a manslaughter charged, after 49 year old Tun Win died in hospital on September 13th. That makes this the 12th recorded homicide in Saska...

Customer demand was unprecedented so SaskPower has had to change its plans for the Net Metering program which offers rebates for solar installations and premium credits for surplus power. The program ...

Education Minister Gord Wyant says class size can’t be included in a contract offer with the Saskatchewan Teachers’ Federation because legislation prevents that from happening, but the Pre...

The Chief of the Saskatoon Police Service says a constable fired in August of last year is being taken back because he has accepted responsibility for his actions. Jerret Gelowitz faced three criminal...

The future of Saskatchewan’s forests amid climate change is being studied by the Saskatchewan Research Council. It’s part of a project involving forest companies to see what effect climate...

The Saskatoon Fire Department says they are on the scene of a hazardous materials call after an unknown substance was found behind Quality Inn and Suites at 1715 Idylwyld Drive North around 8:30 a.m. ...

Premier Scott Moe believes Canada is at a crossroads that can lead either to unity and pride, or a place where we are reduced to provinces competing for self-interests. Speaking to a Regina Chamber of...