The Canadian Taxpayers Federation says the teacher's union needs to tell the whole story on education spending before it asks taxpayers for more money. In a news release, Gage Haubrich, CTF Prairie Di...

The province-wide launch of a new tainted drug alert system aims to save the lives of at-risk citizens; however, it begs the question, will those vulnerable people have the ability and/or means to rec...

Cheantelle Fisher has been chosen as the Saskatchewan New Democrat Candidate in Moose Jaw North for Next Provincial Election Fisher was acclaimed by local Saskatchewan New Democrat members yesterday. ...

After attempting to reach a deal with the provincial government that addresses class size and complexity for seven months, teachers across Saskatchewan have decided to go on strike for one day, on Tue...

Two Saskatoon men were arrested and are now facing multiple weapon and traffic related charges. At around 3:20 Thursday morning, officers conducted a traffic stop on an unregistered vehicle in the 700...

Children's Retrospec Scout bicycle helmets are being recalled due to their potential inability to protect the wearer from head injury. The affected helmets were sold in sizes small and extra small, in...

A Provincial Drug Alert System has been launched in an effort to monitor and warn others of the toxicity of illicit drugs across Saskatchewan. With the new system, drug alerts will be sent to at-risk ...

Tickets for the annual Saskatoon Hospital Home Lottery are on sale now. Lottery chair, and CEO of Royal University Hospital, Jennifer Malloy, says the funds raised are not only kept in the province, b...

The Saskatchewan Indian Institute of Technologies will be adding 25 more seats in its Mental Health and Wellness Diploma program in Saskatoon thanks to new funding from the provincial government. The ...

The Saskatoon Fire Department responded to a house fire in the 300 block of Anderson Crescent at 8:50 this (Wed) morning, and damages are estimated at $150,000. Upon arrival, there was no smoke or fir...