SASKATOON -- Saskatoon Police Service charged 18 drivers with operating a motor vehicle under the influence of alcohol or drugs at its New Year's Eve checkstop. Canadian Pacific Police, Corman Park ...
SASKATOON -- After two people tested positive for COVID-19, Canoe Lake Cree First Nation is closing public buildings and restricting access to the community. "It is our understanding that the ...
SASKATOON -- Part of Highway 7 west of Marengo was shut down Sunday night after a camper van caught fire. Kindersley Fire Department responded to the call just before 6 p.m. When crews arrived they ...
A new Rider Store location is set to open in Saskatoon. The new store will be located in the Mall at Lawson Heights. It will be the second Rider Store in Saskatoon and the fifth in the province. The ...
SASKATOON -- Members of the Saskatchewan Islamic community planned a fundraiser Wednesday evening to honour the victims of the Quebec City mosque shooting. “It is important for us to help because ...
The sound of Canadian jazz is bringing directors together across the Prairies. The big band sound, one of the oldest branches of jazz, fills the air each autumn on Broadway. The Saskatoon Jazz ...
SASKATOON -- Justin Bender from Moose Jaw says he is working on adding more content for his first downloadable video game creation Xero Hour, which he says has received positive reviews. “It got lots ...
SASKATOON -- A Prince Albert area man’s death is being investigated as a homicide, RCMP say. Wesley Custer, 20, was brought to the Shellbrook Hospital on Aug. 21 with serious injuries and died shortly ...
SASKATOON – An Arctic chill marks Remembrance Day in the prairies. A ridge of high pressure has left us with clear and cold conditions. Wind chill values plunge into the minus 30’s in many parts of ...
The City of Saskatoon is dealing with a pair of sizeable sinkholes. One sinkhole has shut down the intersection of Taylor Street and Eastlake Avenue. Another, on Cumberland Avenue near Ruth Street, is ...
The former chief of the Moosomin First Nation near the Battlefords is challenging his dismissal by Aboriginal Affairs and Northern Development Canada. Elliott Kahpeaysewat was dismissed for vote ...
Saskatchewan-based bulk trailer manufacturer Doepker Industries is cutting nearly 60 jobs in the province due to plunging oil prices. The company will be laying off 58 employees over the next month – ...
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