Saskatoon's third and fourth, unrelated, homicides are currently under investigation. On April 3, police and fire were called to a house fire in the 400 block of Avenue I South. Police say firefighter...

After 20 years of vacancy, a compressed natural gas facility could be the next development on the site of the former Prince Albert Pulp and Paper Mill, which ceased operations in 2006. Property redeve...

Crime continues to put pressure on small businesses in both rural and urban settings. Brianna Solberg with CFIB says 57 per cent of Saskatchewan small business owners say crime has graduated from bein...

The Saskatchewan Public Safety Agency says wildfire conditions in northern Saskatchewan are looking promising, but southern Saskatchewan could be in trouble. Vice President of Operations for the SPSA ...

Saskatchewan's five rural police services are getting some additional funding from the provincial government. Beneficiaries of the new Small Town and Rural Police Services Grant Program include Corman...

The winner, if you can call it that, in terms of snowfall totals so far is Meadow Lake with 37 centimetres. Meteorologist Danielle Desjardins says following the snowstorm that finally tapered off Tues...

Unless directed otherwise by City Council, Saskatoon will be going ahead with its plan to reconstruct 1st Avenue as a hub for the future Link bus rapid transit system, despite hearing concerns from im...

Prince Albert Police are still searching for a suspect in a recent stabbing incident. On April 6 at 8:28 p.m., officers responded to a business in the 800 block of 15th Street East for a report of an ...

Saskatoon police officers and canine team arrested several people over the Easter long weekend including one man who police say was located with meth inside his vehicle. On April 3 at 2:00 a.m. office...

Provincial Protective Services is completing the last major step in the process to become fully accredited with the Commission on Accreditation for Law Enforcement Agencies. The Province says during t...