The Petroleum Services Association of Canada is decreasing its forecast number of wells to be drilled across Canada this year from 53 hundred to 51 hundred. In Saskatchewan the forecast drops to 2,035...

A little known piece of Saskatchewan’s history is being recognized this weekend to honour 20 black families who uprooted from Oklahoma to escape segregation and own their own land. Crystal Mayes...

The spotlight is on impaired driving for the month of August. SGI announced Thursday, that impaired driving will be the Traffic Safety Spotlight for August, a month that typically sees more fatalities...

Two more people have been charged in connection to the death of Tiki Brook-lyn Laverdiere. On Monday, at the request of Saskatchewan RCMP, Edmonton Police arrested 23 year old Jesse Sangster of Edmont...

As of a provincial court decision on Wednesday, all First Nations people in Canada are allowed to hunt in Saskatchewan without a license. Prior to that only indigenous people from Treaties 2, 4, 5, 6,...

Saskatoon Police say a garage fire from yesterday morning is being investigated as an arson. Shortly after 10 a.m. police and fire crews were call to 2001 St. Henry Avenue. Police say a man reportedly...

The Nutrien Fringe Theatre Festival begins tonight (Thurs) with all of the venues in the Broadway area, and something for all ages. Family Fringe Days are in the park behind Victoria School from noon ...

Early Wednesday afternoon, Saskatoon RCMP recovered the body of a 36 year old man who went missing after operating a jet ski last Friday on Black Strap Lake. The Saskatchewan and Manitoba RCMP Underwa...

A former Chief of the Cote First Nation and the Yorkton Tribal Council has died. Elder Tony Cote was 84. His list of accomplishments include serving in the Canadian Armed Forces from 1952 to ’59...

The Saskatoon Police Service is reviewing recent court rulings concerning former Constable Jarret Gelowitz. The 32 year old was found not guilty of assault during an arrest. The judge ruled that Gelow...