A 77-year-old man has been charged with two counts of attempted fraud following an incident in Moose Jaw. On June 5, the Moose Jaw Police Service executed a search warrant at a hotel in Moose Jaw and ...

The provincial government has released an in-depth report on the progress it has made on addressing missing and murdered Indigenous women and girls across the province. The report breaks down initiati...

An internal review into the RCMP response to the mass stabbing incident on James Smith Cree Nation aims to prompt changes in policing procedures both provincially and nationally. In September of 2022,...

A 17-year-old Saskatchewan youth is facing six charges including second degree murder following a firearm complaint on May 27th. At 10:38 p.m., Lloydminster RCMP received a complaint stating that some...

Saskatoon residents are expressing their frustrations over several potential zoning amendments that aim to increase housing density in established neighborhoods. In order to qualify for $41 million in...

Drug and alcohol impairment, not wearing a helmet, and riding beyond your capabilities are three of the top causes for ATV injuries and fatalities. That from John Meed, General Manager of the Saskatch...

As the weather warms up, the City of Saskatoon is reminding the public of the rules of the dog park. Owners are asked to bring a leash and use it when entering and exiting the park. All pets must have...

Of the 45 Canadian students TD selected to receive one of their 2024 scholarships, three are currently getting an education in Saskatoon. TD offers Community Leadership Scholarships to students who ex...

The provincial government is investing over $889,000 in 12 community airports around the province. Highways Minister Lori Carr says community and regional airports support air ambulance, policing, fir...

To pay tribute to those who lost their lives fighting for our country, the public is encouraged to gather at the Woodlawn Cemetery later today for the 108th Annual Decoration Day and Memorial Service....