Over the last 15 years, researchers have been noticing a pattern when it comes to the transmission period between winter and spring. Some scientists are saying climate change is causing a rapid switch...

Beginning on Monday, motorists should expect delays on expressways such as Circle Drive due to street sweeping. The sweeping will take place on Mondays through Thursdays until May 26th from 8:00pm unt...

The 2023 War Amps Key Tag mailing process has begun in Saskatchewan. The program is free and has returned over 1.5 million sets of keys to their owners since the program began in 1946. Annae Jones, a ...

The number of wildfires in the province is growing every day. Right now, Saskatchewan has 38 wildfires burning, 5 being uncontained and 19 that are under ongoing assessment. There is an air quality wa...

A woman abducted yesterday from The Pas, Manitoba was located safe inside a cabin 135km away from where she was taken. At 11:50am Saturday, The Pas RCMP received a report of a 24-year-old woman being ...

Thirty firefighters from Saskatoon, Martensville, Warman, Prince Albert, and North Battleford had the opportunity to receive survival training yesterday (Thurs), as well as skills to assist firefighte...

Three men were arrested as a result of a three-month investigation into the drug trafficking practices of a group in Saskatoon. On May 4th, the SPS Drug and Tactical Support Unit arrested four men who...

The Canadian Taxpayers Federation is suggesting that the Government of Saskatchewan desperately needs a debt repayment plan. Gage Haubrich, the Prairie Director for the Canadian Taxpayers Federation, ...

May has been declared as Voter Registration month, and Elections Saskatchewan has two goals when it comes to improving voter numbers. Tim Kydd, Senior Director of Outreach and Communications at Electi...

A week-long construction project will affect people who frequent the Downtown Transit Terminal. Starting Monday, and expected to last through next Sunday, the terminal will be moved along 3rd Avenue f...