Severe storms July 13 to 15 and on July 30th caused over $130 million in insured damage in Saskatchewan, Alberta and Manitoba. Nearly two-thirds was to personal property with the rest of the losses im...

Prince Albert RCMP are investigating after a man called 9-1-1 and reported being shot in a rural area of Highway 2 and 15th Street Northwest in the Buckland RM. The call came in just before five oR...

Sandra Kary, the Saskatoon Friendship Inn’s Executive Director, says on March 4th, 1969, six hungry men were served the first bowls of soup. In the first year, an average of 100 meals were serve...

Crime in the Pleasant Hill neighbourhood is back to the levels it was at prior to a spike of violent crime early this summer when there were 3 homicides in just over a week. The Saskatoon Police Servi...

An Egadz group home is being converted to take in Saskatoon youth considered most likely to harm themselves. The youth outreach organization has received funding from the province, Saskatchewan Health...

The College of Dentistry at the University of Saskatchewan has received the largest donation in its history; just over $1 million from dentalcorp [sic]. The money will be used for the construction and...

There was an RCMP operation underway in Martensville this morning [thurs] as police negotiated with a man, possibly armed, who was barricaded in a residence. Police say he was threatening to harm hims...

Nutrien is temporarily shutting down its Allan, Lanigan and Vanscoy mines in the 4th quarter of the year to address what it calls a short term slowdown in global potash markets. This will affect betwe...

The estimates were off as to how many pigeons had made the Sid Buckwold Bridge their home over the years and how much of their feces would accumulate. Acting Engineering Manager of Major Projects &...

A day after Alberta announced a constitutional challenge against the federal government’s Bill C-69, Saskatchewan’s government says it will apply for intervenor status. Bill C-69 changes t...