The Prince Albert Police Service Crime Reduction Team (CRT) concluded a drug trafficking investigation with the arrest of three individuals. In March, CRT officers got information about a person belie...

Kindersley RCMP is investigating a fatal single-vehicle rollover that occurred Friday morning. At 8:45 am, police received a report of a rollover near the intersection of 15 Street West and Fairmount ...

The Canada Revenue Agency is making the public aware of some behind-the-scenes changes in the midst of tax season. David Nunes with the CRA says the lowest marginal tax rate has gone down from 15 per ...

The Saskatchewan rate review panel is in the process of reviewing SaskPower's proposal for a double rate increase. As announced earlier this year, SaskPower is requesting a 3.9 per cent rate increase ...

The City of Saskatoon and Kakisiwew-Ochapowace nation have signed a one-year Letter of Agreement that allows members to access city-operated recreation facilities without needing to pay admission. Kak...

As of 5:00 Thursday afternoon, Prairie Harm Reduction has announced that it is ceasing all operations. Later this year would have marked the organization's 40th year of service, and sixth year operati...

Saskatoon’s third and fourth, unrelated, homicides are currently under investigation. On April 3, police and fire were called to a house fire in the 400 block of Avenue I South. Police say firef...

A very successful conclusion to the two-day radiothon for STARS held on dozens of radio stations, including CJWW and our sister station 98 COOL. The final total is over $475,000 which will be used to ...

Crime continues to put pressure on small businesses in both rural and urban settings. Brianna Solberg with CFIB says 57 per cent of Saskatchewan small business owners say crime has graduated from bein...

The Saskatchewan Public Safety Agency says wildfire conditions in northern Saskatchewan are looking promising, but southern Saskatchewan could be in trouble. Vice President of Operations for the SPSA ...