The provincial government is giving jurors a pay raise to ensure everyone has an equal opportunity to perform jury duty, regardless of their financial circumstances. As of September 1st, jurors sittin...

Saskatoon Police are trying to locate a car in connection to the city’s latest homicide investigation. They stress that those in the car are not involved in the homicide but may have witnessed s...

The Canadian Taxpayers Federation believes the federal government needs to make two major changes in the wake of the SNC-Lavalin affair. The federation’s Federal Director endorses the call to sp...

The Canadian Taxpayers Federation believes the federal government needs to make two major changes in the wake of the SNC-Lavalin affair. The federation’s Federal Director endorses the call to sp...

Speeding in the Orange Zone has hit some Saskatchewan drivers in the pocketbook. The law is that you have to slow to 60 km/h, or the posted speed limit, when passing a highway worker, flag person or h...

Speeding in the Orange Zone has hit some Saskatchewan drivers in the pocketbook. The law is that you have to slow to 60 km/h, or the posted speed limit, when passing a highway worker, flag person or h...

It was a tragic end to a search for person believed to be in the South Saskatchewan River. At 5:42 p.m. on Wednesday a firefighter-diver with the Saskatoon Fire Department, performing a hand search of...

Human life needs to be a priority in Saskatchewan. That from Federation of Sovereign Indigenous Nations Chief, Bobby Cameron, as he calls for runway improvements to begin in Fond-du-Lac promised by th...

The Saskatchewan Urban Municipalities Association has a list of concerns for federal election candidates. An association survey pegged taxation as the number-one concern of the 56 members who took par...

A 72 year old man waiting for a bus in the 700 block of Appleby Drive around 3:30 Monday afternoon was assaulted and robbed. That’s what Saskatoon Police were told when they arrived on scene in ...