The Saskatchewan Trucking Association is calling on the province to allow trucking companies to use tax-reduced dyed diesel when powering their refrigeration units. Saskatchewan Trucking Association D...

Sunday, August 3rd, marked 46 years since the Prince Albert Police Service began its investigation into a local disappearance. That day in 1979, June Johnson was driven to the former Marllboro Hotel b...

The 82-year-old missing Canora man, Roland Wilcox, has been found safe.  

An unplanned power outage that was affecting SaskPower customers in several southern-Saskatoon neighborhoods has been resolved. Crews were dispatched to the Willows, Stonebridge and surrounding areas,...

A USask researcher and her graduate student are breaking the stigma around fetal alcohol spectrum disorder with the help of a fuzzy friend. Dr. Sarah Wood explains that biologically and socially, bees...

Good news for Canadian beef producers. After 22 years, Australia has lifted a ban on the import of Canadian beef and beef products. The move was announced Tuesday by the Canadian Food Inspection Agenc...

The Saskatchewan Health Authority is notifying the public of a measles exposure risk in both Saskatoon and Rosthern. Those who were at the emergency department of the Rosthern Hospital on Saturday, Ju...

The Saskatchewan Public Safety Agency is providing some tips for wildfire evacuees that are returning to their homes. Although an exciting and emotional time, the return to a home community can also c...

The Saskatoon Fire Department responded to a kitchen fire just after 9:30 Tuesday morning. As they arrived at the home in the 300 block of Kalra Street, crews saw that the occupants of the building ha...

The 'control panel' of nuclear energy in Saskatchewan sat before a multinational crowd at TCU place Tuesday morning. Premier Scott Moe, Cameco CEO Tim Gitzel, and Westinghouse President John Gorman sp...