Today, June 21st, is National Indigenous Peoples Day. To honour residential school survivors, as well as those who never came home, the seventh annual Rock Your Roots: Walk for Reconciliation was held...

Fifty years ago, Dr. Jim Blackburn at the University of Saskatchewan had a vision for a pharmacist helpline that both healthcare professionals and the general public could access when searching for me...

The Saskatchewan School Boards Association is expressing their support for the National School Food Policy, announced today by the federal government. The policy outlines the government's plan to crea...

Buying a ticket for the 2024 Kinsmen Home Lottery doesn't only give you a chance to win the $1.4 million grand prize show home, but also supports families and individuals in the area who have trouble ...

Due to anticipated flooding, the entrances to the central core area of Little Red River Park will be closed to the public until further notice. The main entrances include the Pine Grove Entrance Gate ...

Drug deals, fires, public intoxication and feces in the elevator are just some of the things seniors at Scott and Forget Towers have witnessed since the province began allowing those with complex need...

An empty lot on Saskatoon's Avenue H South will soon be home to four low-income individuals seeking affordable housing. Sask. Party MLA David Buckingham says the province is providing $1.1 million for...

In an effort to learn what social and safety issues Canadian youth are concerned about, each year the RCMP creates a National Youth Advisory Committee. Tessa Duc(duke), a Senior Youth Outreach Officer...

Update: The Saskatoon Police Service advise that Cain Lindahl has been located and is safe. --Original Story-- The Saskatoon Police is requesting the public's assistance in locating a missing 31-year-...

Those driving around the city of Saskatoon this summer will probably come across a recurring awareness campaign organized by Mothers Against Drunk Driving. A crashed car, with a crumpled exterior and ...