The City of Saskatoon has earmarked $67.19 million for several construction and maintenance jobs happening over the summer. General Manager of Transportation and Construction, Terry Schmidt, said in a...

Saskatchewan RCMP have released a second public safety advisory regarding a man who has been released from prison and is of high risk to offend again. Fifty-three-year-old Frederick Chickosis was rele...

Students at Saskatchewan Polytechnic will be showcasing their research projects at this year's Applied Research Student Showcase taking place on Friday. Over 72 projects will be on display, including ...

A third man has now been charged in connection to the homicides of two Saskatoon men 14 years ago. On New Years Day in 2009, Saskatoon Police responded to the 300 block of Avenue T South after the rep...

The Saskatoon Dog Rescue is at max capacity during their busy spring season and are encouraging Saskatoon citizens to apply to foster a dog to ease some of the pressure. The organization is currently ...

Communities around the province will have the opportunity to benefit from the Saskatchewan Veterans Service Club Support Program. The application period for the program is now open and lasts until May...

The snow that the province received on April 19th and 20th is now melting and is impacting the water levels at several water bodies in the Qu-Appelle River System. The Moose Jaw River and Wascana Cree...

Students, teachers, political leaders, and parents converged at the Legislature Saturday to speak on what the STF considers the underfunding of the public education sector. Saskatchewan Teachers Feder...

Community-based organizations around the province will receive up to 10 new staff members to assist with high-need clients thanks to a new pilot investment from the Ministry of Social Services. The go...

As Grow Hope Saskatchewan is launching into its 6th growing season on Monday, people in urban and rural Saskatchewan are being encouraged to help feed the world. Rick Block, the Regional Representativ...