A lengthy standoff at Parliament Hill's East Block has ended after the arrest of a man who barricaded himself inside the building. Saturday night on X, Ottawa Police wrote that "The barricaded man cal...

The University of Saskatchewan has honoured a pair of alumni and philanthropists by making a popular student hang-out and study space their namesake. Over the last 40 years, Grit and Scott McCreath ha...

Due to high demand, Suncrest College is expanding its Primary Care Paramedic program to the Tisdale campus. Beginning in May 2026, this intake session of 12 students will run for 51 weeks until in Jul...

Saskatoon Police arrested two people on Thursday following a weapons call. At 3:30 p.m., officers were called to the 1500 block of 20th Street West for a report of a man with a gun. Police located the...

Buy-Low-Foods, Nester's Market, and Save on Foods are recalling their hummus brands due to undeclared peanuts. The recall includes all of the Buy-Low-Foods hummus products, such as Pesto Hummus, Spicy...

A 22-year-old Regina woman is facing two charges following a stabbing Thursday afternoon. At 4:10 p.m., Regina Police officers were dispatched to the 2100 block of Saskatchewan Drive for the report of...

Trade Engagement Mission to Europe Saskatchewan will continue to pursue trade opportunities in the United States despite the current political climate between the U.S. and Canada. At the Cabinet Offic...

With tariff news changing all the time, it is often difficult to differentiate between legitimate information, rumours, and empty threats. A Tax Expert at the University of Saskatchewan is weighing in...

Keira Miller speaks to Tax Expert Dr. Devan Mescall. He weighs in on President Trump's tariffs, providing insight, clarification, and some peace of mind.

The Saskatchewan Health Authority has confirmed there are now six cases of measles in the province. Dr. David Torr with the SHA says the newest case is unrelated to the previous five cases and comes f...