Saskatoon's John A. Macdonald Road is one step closer to having its name changed to the chosen replacement, miyo wahkohtowin Road, meaning 'good relationships' in Cree. The name change was on the agen...

The Canadian Taxpayers Federation is calling on the federal government to scrap the carbon tax as Canadians continue to struggle financially. CTF Federal Director Franco Terrazzano says if the federal...

As International Overdose Awareness Day approaches, addictions and substance abuse workers are reflecting on the progress, or lack there of, that they've seen in the community regarding overdoses. Exe...

A new fire station has been opened at 1705 Preston Avenue North. The grand opening was held on Tuesday, and the station will be replacing the 56-year-old Fire Station No.5 located at 421 Central Avenu...

Two new dog parks dedicated to small dogs have been opened in Saskatoon. Charlottetown Dog Park is a nearly one-acre space behind the Cosmo Civic Centre, that is equipped with dual-gate entry, mature ...

Ninety-three possible unmarked graves have been discovered at a graveyard on the site of the former Beauval Indian Residential School. This number is up from the original estimate of 83, announced on ...

Premier Scott Moe announces several changes to the provincial cabinet Tuesday, including six ministers who will remain in cabinet but take on new responsibilities. Former education minister Dustin Dun...

Members of CUPE 882, along with several CUPE leaders and members from other unions, gathered in front of Prince Albert City Hall for a rally yesterday (Mon) to encourage the City to get back to the ba...

Since the beginning of the year, the Combined Traffic Services Saskatchewan have issued 1816 tickets for intersection violations in the province. The majority of tickets were given out for disobeying ...

The Saskatoon Fire Department responded to a vehicle rollover at 8:16am Monday morning. The accident occurred on the southeast clover leaf of the intersection of Circle Drive East and Highway 16. One ...