The vision of an entirely new Saskatchewan Polytechnic campus is one step closure to coming to fruition following a generous donation from Nutrien. Chris Reynolds, president of Potash at Nutrien, anno...

Over 100 people gathered at Saskatoon City Hall today to take part in the Walk to Support Truth and Reconciliation Against Homelessness. The sea of orange shirts traveled up 22nd Street to the Emergen...

The provincial NDP is accusing the Sask. Party government of being allergic to transparency and using loopholes to avoid sharing documents requested through the Freedom of Information process. The NDP...

Mineral processing at the Saskatchewan Research Council's Rare Earth Processing Facility will soon be safer, faster, and easier thanks to a $6 million investment from the federal government. The fundi...

CUPE, Saskatchewan's largest union, elected a new president on Thursday. Kent Peterson was the secretary-treasurer of CUPE since 2020 and will now be leading the organization's 31,000 members. Peterso...

The Prince Albert Police Service is reporting that a collision that took place on Tuesday on Highway 3 was fatal. On Tuesday at 12:12 p.m., Prince Albert RCMP received a report of a collision between ...

A string of fuel thefts in February and March has sparked an in investigation by the Moose Jaw Police Service. From February 17th to March 7, reports of stolen fuel were called in from various locatio...

Saskatchewan is one step closure to achieving economic reconciliation. That's from Premier Scott Moe during his speech at the third annual Indigenous Business Gathering. About 90 Indigenous businesses...

Saskatchewan is testing out a new health clinic model, which could see patients making appointments to see nurse practitioners instead of a family doctor. Health Minister Everette Hindley says to both...

The Downtown Event and Entertainment District funding strategy presentation that was once scheduled for November of 2023, is now being recommended to be left until June or July by City of Saskatoon Ad...