With the term 'physician assistant' becoming an increasingly popular term in Saskatchewan health care recently, an expert in the field is giving the public a crash course. Dr. Trustin Domes is the aca...

(Updated Nov 28, 2025 6 a.m.) At the end of day three of budget deliberations, Saskatoon City Council has whittled the proposed property tax increases for 2026 and 2027 down to 6.17 and 5.39 per cent,...

A mixture of cuts and savings made by Saskatoon City Council have taken 2026 and 2027 property tax projections down a smidge. Thanks to over $1 million in newfound funds, the 2026 property tax increas...

The Government of Saskatchewan introduced some changes to the Saskatchewan Firearms Act on Tuesday. The amendments are a clap back at the federal government's decision to move forward with its nationa...

The Prince Albert Police Service is acknowledging a video circulating online about a taxi driver allegedly exposing themselves to a customer over the weekend. On November 23, police received a complai...

An 88-year-old Lloydminster man had died as a result of a collision on Monday. Maidstone RCMP were called to the scene, about 12 kilometers north of Lloydminster, at around 6:00 p.m. Investigation det...

The Saskatchewan RCMP are sounding alarm bells following 11 fatal vehicle collisions in the first 25 days of November. A release from the RCMP says this is up from 4 fatal collisions and 8 fatalities ...

Results of the most recent Point in Time Homelessness Count indicate there are a minimum of 1931 people in Saskatoon without a home, up from 1499 last year. The count was conducted in October. Directo...

Saskatoon City Council has approved the first, and most expensive, budget item on a list of many. The Saskatoon Police Service had requested $142 million in 2026 and $149 million in 2027 to cover the ...

The Saskatchewan Health Authority is notifying the public of a measles exposure risk in Saskatoon. If you happened to be at Princess Auto, Krazy Bins, or the 105th Street Once Upon a Child on Monday, ...