Director of Policy and Government Relations, Margot Orr, says the results of the 2023 Saskatoon Business Barometer were ultimately positive. "We are pleased to see that the business confidence sentime...

Saskatoon City Council has agreed to go ahead with four significant changes to the City's zoning bylaw by request of the Federal Housing Minister. Several months ago, the City of Saskatoon had applied...

RCMP have arrested an 18-year-old man in connection to a shooting and motor vehicle collision in Prince Albert on Sunday. The incident occurred in the 1000 block of 22nd Street. Police say suspects fr...

A portrait of former Lieutenant Governor, the late W. Thomas Molloy, was unveiled Thursday at the Saskatchewan Legislative Building. Premier Scott Moe, joined with family and friends of Molloy, said "...

A familiar and festive campaign kicked off Thursday at Midtown Plaza. Joined by the mayor who made the first donation, The Salvation Army Saskatoon launched their Christmas Kettle Campaign. Lieutenant...

Despite many voices to the contrary, Saskatoon City Council has approved a temporary Emergency Residential Shelter at 1701 Idylwyld Drive North. The Province approached the City to issue a development...

Federal Finance Minister and Deputy Prime Minister Chrystia Freeland delivered the 2023 Fall Economic Statement Tuesday, and the importance of building more homes faster was the underlying message. Fr...

First Nations receiving over $15,000 in agricultural benefit claims will no longer be receiving income assistance following a Ministerial Order issued by the provincial government. The agricultural be...

Paradise Hill man Dale Hockley won $100,000 on the October 18 EXTRA he added to his WESTERN 649 ticket. Hockley says he will spend his winnings on a concert and a vacation. He is going to buy tickets ...

Members of Saskatchewan's Ukrainian community gathered at the Legislative Building Tuesday to commemorate the millions who died during the 1932-33 famine in Ukraine referred to as the Holodomor. A mem...