Although many of the poor winter driving conditions that covered Saskatchewan's highways yesterday have now cleared up, Highway Hotline is still reporting on several areas that remain impacted. There ...

St. Joseph High School's choir is taking on a daunting task this Wednesday, as they have been assigned the challenge of singing the songs of Queen. Grade 11 choir member Sofia Wiens(weens) says the gr...

A University of Saskatchewan student was recognized for research excellence for his study on Lyme disease transmission in mice. Cody Koloski, a PhD candidate in Veterinary Microbiology, says he wanted...

Icy and slippery sections of highway, wet pavement subject to freezing, reduced visibility, and swirling snow are all being reported across the province by Highway Hotline this morning. The areas with...

The province's most recent Community Respiratory Illness Surveillance Program report shows a decrease in influenza test positivity but an increase of RSV cases. Health officials report that RSV-test p...

In connection to the recent snowfall, Saskatoon Police have responded to 19 collisions throughout the city since 8:00am Friday morning; none of which have resulted in serious injuries. Officers remind...

The City of Saskatoon is looking for information about two collisions that caused potentially hundreds of thousands of dollars in damage to two separate overpasses on Wednesday, December 20th. The fir...

In a recent Saskatchewan SPCA webinar, a Doctor of Veterinary Medicine discussed the potential risks for importing companion animals into Canada. Dr. Scott Weese explained how Canada has very few regu...

The Canadian Food Inspection Agency is recalling all lots of Life Brand Long Lasting Decongestant Nasal Spray in the 15 mL size. Affected lots may be labelled with the incorrect Drug Facts Table found...

At the beginning of the year, the provincial government decided to stop collecting the carbon charge on electric home heating for SaskPower users, and to ensure no Saskatoon resident is left behind, t...