Big Brothers and Big Sisters of Saskatoon and Area hope young girls from the city will feel better about themselves after taking part in the “Be You” program. Marketing and Events Coordina...

Saskatoon Police say emergency services responded to 5 overdoses within a 30 hour period on Friday and Saturday, including one that resulted in a death. Police say four of the overdoses were the resul...

A group of 12 prominent entrepreneurs and business professionals is hoping to close the gender gap for women trying to advance in the world of business ownership. CEO of Women Entrepreneurs of Saskatc...

Just after 9 Friday night, Saskatoon Police received a call to check on the welfare of a male in the 200 block of Herold Terrace. Once officers arrived, they realized the man was displaying symptoms o...

Saskatchewan Polytechnic already has a success story from a program that offers free-tuition to students considered to be under-represented in the skilled trades. The federally funded program has alre...

For the first time in 526 days, former Bronco Ryan Straschnitzki will be back today in Humboldt, Saskatchewan. Straschnitzki was paralyzed from the chest down when a semi truck blew a stop sign and ba...

The community coordinator for a national suicide prevention project in Meadow Lake says they will focus on prevention, intervention and post-intervention. Anne Duriez feels the timing was good to get ...

After gathering a year ago on a cold and windy day to announce that SIGA will be moving into a brand new central office in Sutherland, many of those same people gathered Friday on what turned out to b...

This school year, the provincial government is providing $50.4 million dollars for preventative maintenance which has provided funding for three roofing projects at three schools in the province over ...

Pollster Angus Reid says 53 per cent of Canadians want the next federal government to proceed with and complete the Trans Mountain pipeline project, with only 24 per cent saying it should be stopped. ...