The First Nations Bank of Canada has approved its first loan under the Indigenous Land Development Program. In partnership with the Canada Infrastructure Bank, the duo will be funding projects that ha...

The federal department that promotes economic growth in Alberta, Manitoba and Saskatchewan has invested nearly $900,000 into polytechnics across the prairies. PrairiesCan announced the funding yesterd...

Confidence for small businesses in Saskatchewan seems to have slumped in February. According to the Canadian Federation of Independant Business 'Business Barometer', the long-term small business confi...

Punnichy RCMP are searching for a 44-year-old man deemed missing from the nearby First Nation. Jarod Norton was last seen by loved ones around February 8 on Muskowekwan First Nation. He has brown eyes...

With just one day left until the kickoff of Saskatchewan's favourite telethon, the cast and crew of TeleMiracle 49 is sharing what goes into organizing an event of this size. Event Chair, Terri Troupe...

Two men were arrested in Saskatoon after police conducted a weapons investigation in the 2300 block of 33rd Street West. Yesterday, at 10:30 a.m., officers were called to a report of an assault and a ...

If you were still hoping to make it out to the Meewasin Skating Rink in downtown Saskatoon this winter, we're afraid you might be too late. Meewasin announced today that the rink is now closed for the...

Saskatoon Police say two people were being forcibly confined at a house on Lenore Drive. At 9:30 a.m. today, police communications got a phone call from a person who claimed they had been unlawfully h...

Members of Indigenous communities across Canada are celebrating today, after the Supreme Court of Canada ruled to dismiss an appeal by the Provincial Government regarding a lawsuit filed by Metis Nati...

As Canada braces for broad-based tariffs on March 4th and steel and aluminum tariffs on the 12th, Saskatchewan's Premier says it is actually American families that will be feeling their effects first....