The Moose Jaw Police Service is advising the public of a STARS Lottery phone scam circulating in the area. The Police Service explains that a caller claims to represent STARS and tells the victim they...

Two new Saskatchewan schools are moving into the procurement phase of construction. This week, Saskatoon Public Schools issued a Request for Qualifications to find a qualified contractor to build the ...

Four low-income families in Prince Albert will benefit from two, new affordable housing units. Located on 14th Street West and 12th Street West in Prince Albert, the duplexes will each contain a three...

Tomorrow, flags at fire stations across Canada will fly at half-mast to remember firefighters who have fallen in the line of duty, as it is Firefighters' National Memorial Day. Fire Chief Doug Wegren ...

Since its inception in 2009, the provincial government’s Graduate Retention Program has provided $801 million in tuition tax credits to more than 85,000 post-secondary graduates living and worki...

A program that creates opportunities to learn the Cree language nhiyawewin has won the Council of the Federation Literacy Award. Nhiyawak Language Experience was found 20 years ago in Sturgeon Lake an...

SCHEDULE FOR SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 7   Canadian Football League–Week 14 continues and ends with 3 games: Saskatchewan Roughriders at Winnipeg Blue Bombers–1 p.m. (The Green and White ha...

A chocolate and coconut Feed Me protein bar labelled as vegan has been recalled for containing undeclared milk. The Canada Food Inspection Agency advises you to check to see if you have recalled produ...

Canadian Football League-Week 14 of the regular-season started yesterday: B-C Lions 37 at Montreal Alouettes 23 (The Saskatchewan Roughriders return to action today when they visit the Winnipeg Blue B...

The provincial government and City of Saskatoon have chosen a potential location for a temporary emergency residential shelter. The site, at 210 Pacific Avenue, was formerly operated by the Saskatchew...