The police presence and lane closures on Idylwyld Drive North and 32nd Street West on Tuesday were the result of a stolen vehicle. At 4:00pm, police officers located a vehicle with a license plate tha...

Even though food prices have been rising for months, the Director of the Agri-Food Analytics Lab at Dalhousie University says Canadians are still spending less than most countries. Sylvain Charlebois ...

A large increase in homelessness in Saskatchewan communities has prompted Metis Nation-Saskatchewan to host a conference to talk about possible solutions. The conference is the first of its kind and i...

The manufacturer of the new green compost carts will begin delivering the bins to Saskatoon residents today. By The end of April, over 60,000 carts will be delivered to Saskatoon homes in time for bi-...

Two people in Regina are facing charges of both robbery and forcible confinement. Saturday at 10:00am, police were dispatched to a house in the 1000 block of McDonald Street. A man with minor injuries...

What seems to be a promising treatment for multiple sclerosis is in development at the University of Saskatchewan. Dr. Michael Levin and his team say they have found the missing puzzle piece when it c...

Kimberly Gilmour's research paper titled "Cold spots and cold moments" outlines the environmental processes that are not occurring because of shorter and warmer winters in the province. The University...

Police responded to a Break and Enter in progress in the Northwest area of Moose Jaw at 3:30 Sunday morning. A suspect vehicle was located by police, but it quickly fled the scene. Police say a traffi...

The Saskatchewan Apprenticeship and Trade Certification Commission has received a funding boost to invest in the Indigenous Apprenticeship Initiatives Program. The Government of Saskatchewan announced...

The profession of geoscientists and engineers is reflected in work conducted in the agriculture, construction, environment, forestry, mining, and health care industries, among many others, and is vita...