Saskatchewan feeder cattle prices are up from the previous week in the five reporting weight classes for both steers and heifers. The province's report for the week ending March 21st indicates that th...

With a federal election approaching, Grain Growers of Canada is encouraging producers to ensure their voices are heard. The GGC launched a Vote for Grain Campaign yesterday, as a way to urge farmers t...

A drive by shooting in Prince Albert has sent a woman to hospital with a gunshot wound. On Saturday evening at 6:20, officers were called to the area of 12th Avenue West and 16th Street West after it ...

After receiving feedback from residents, the City of Saskatoon has decided to begin collecting green carts every two weeks. The change will commence as of March 31st, however during the winter months,...

On Saturday, the federal agriculture minister announced several changes to the AgriStability program, including an increased compensation rate from 80 per cent to 90 per cent, and the doubling of the ...

The provincial government is slightly adjusting its response to U.S. tariffs after hearing concerns that one of its measures was punishing Canadian production companies. Originally, the Saskatchewan L...

For families than plan on having a staycation this spring break, the world's longest multi-use trail is at their fingertips. Spanning over 28,000 kilometres by land and water, the Trans Canada Trail m...

Due to a recent influx of homelessness and overdoses in Saskatoon, the city's public library system has decided to temporarily close two of its locations for a full month. Between Saturday, March 22nd...

Members of Saskatoon's business community heard that China's tariffs on Canadian canola oil are the biggest threat to the provincial economy right now. Finance Minister Jim Reiter attended a Greater S...

Update: Hockey Helps the Homeless which took place Friday in Saskatoon at Merlis Belsher Place raised $183,610. Thirteen Saskatoon teams fundraised and the team that raised the most got first pick of ...