For the past week or so, the provincial government has been making announcements in various communities about funding for safer communities and neighbourhoods, and the latest is for Prince Albert. In ...

Business groups from across the country have banded together to get the message across to the federal government that it needs to step in to ensure there is no strike or lockout at Air Canada. Preside...

The Saskatoon Police Service believes they have obtained a photo of a woman involved in the ongoing Grandparent Scam saga. The scam involves a potential victim, often an older adult, who receives a ph...

A piece of land on the southwest edge of Rosthern has been chosen as the preferred site of the new Acute Care facility. The land, which is owned by the Town of Rosthern, is currently undeveloped and h...

There is a service outage impacting SaskTel internet, television and landline phone service for several customers in downtown Saskatoon, because of some infrastructure damage suspected to be from vand...

On September 3rd, Adler Firestopping Ltd. pleaded guilty in St. Walburg Provincial Court September 3rd to one violation of The Occupational Health and Safety Regulations and has to pay $100,00 in fine...

The Saskatoon Police Service has been called to five incidents involving bear spray in under 24 hours. Thursday at 8:10 a.m. officers responded to the 1300 block of Idylwyld Drive North to a report of...

Over the last five years, hospitals and clinics in small town Saskatchewan have experienced a collective 8613 days of service blackouts, which the Saskatchewan NDP is attributing to Sask. Party fundin...

In an effort to improve the literacy outcomes of local students, the provincial government is partnering with Prairie Spirit School Division to launch a pilot program. Using $170,000 provincial dollar...

Friday night will mark the third year in a row that the Jim Neilson Sports Complex in Big River will host the “Big Match.” The multi-use facility has become an integral part of the Big Riv...