Firearms safety and education training will now be more easily accessible to Metis citizens across the province. Yesterday, the Saskatchewan Firearms Office signed a Memorandum of Understanding with M...

The fleet of flight simulators available to commercial pilot students at Saskatchewan Polytechnic has grown by one. The new toy was made possible through a $450,000 investment from PrairiesCan, the fe...

On International Women's Day, NDP Critic for the Status of Women, Brittney Senger, released a statement. She says women often go unnoticed despite having contributed so much to make Saskatchewan and C...

The SaskTel service outage reported to have been impacting several northwestern Saskatchewan communities last night has been restored. Residents of Meadow Lake, Green Lake, Beauval, Ile a la Crosse, B...

If getting hit with tariffs from Canada's southern neighbors wasn't enough, China has announced several levies on several Canadian agriculture and food products. The move was made as a form of retalia...

In conjunction with International Women's Day, the Saskatchewan Trucking Association is launching its Drive Her Future marketing and social media campaign. Thomas Archer with the STA says both provinc...

Despite the popular notion that Saskatchewan has a shortage of healthcare workers, and hardships when attempting to recruit more, the Saskatchewan Health Authority is vowing to hire an additional 500 ...

Over the last 10 days, Saskatoon's Fire Department reports receiving 213 overdose calls. Saskatoon Deputy Fire Chief Rob Hogan says Saskatoon has seen spurts like this in the past, but none that have ...

Although some people might agree to disagree, the Canada Revenue Agency says doing your taxes shouldn't have to be difficult. This tax season, CRA Spokesperson Sababa Hossain says the tax filing proce...

The File Hills First Nations Police Service has arrested and charged the 37-year-old Chief of Carry the Kettle Nakoda Nation with several financial crimes. Scott Eashappie is charged with Fraud, Theft...