Residents of the village of Weldon, northeast of Saskatoon, are raising money to build a tribute to one of the victims of a mass stabbing. Weldon, with help from the James Smith Cree Nation, plans to ...

Registration for courses through the Saskatchewan Distance Learning Centre is now open for the 2024-25 school year. Minister of Education Jeremy Cockrill says Sask DLC has seen tremendous growth since...

The Minister of Education says this is the most positive he has felt so far regarding a potential deal between the province and the Saskatchewan Teachers' Federation. Jeremy Cockrill says he expects t...

Through its Time to Rise campaign, Saskatchewan Polytechnic has received the largest donation from an individual the institution has ever received. Real estate developer and philanthropist Joseph A. R...

For the second year in a row, the Saskatchewan Indian Institute of Technologies has received a $30,000 donation from Contractor Connections. Director of Career Centres at SIIT Marc Longjohn Okihcihtaw...

For 35 years, Meewasin and the Saskatoon Nature Society have been monitoring when the first pelican of the season lands on the river. The Saskatoon Media Group newsroom told you earlier this week abou...

The Official Opposition has released data detailing the extent of the staffing shortage at the Jim Pattison Children's Hospital. JPCH has a staff target of two pediatric gastroenterologists, or gut do...

After being told to by the province, Saskatoon City Administration is working to secure locations for two additional 30-bed emergency shelters, with potential sites to be announced in May. At the Gove...

Saskatchewan RCMP's Prince Albert Warrant Enforcement and Suppression Team is asking the public to report sightings and information on the location of 22-year-old Savannah Burns. Burns is wanted by Pr...

Saskatchewan residents continue to have the longest waits for knee and hip operations in Canada. It is the fifth straight year according to the Canadian Institute for Health Information. Saskatoon Med...