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Saskatchewan residents eager to start the camping season are going to have to wait. Saskatchewan Provincial Parks has announced it's delaying the launch of campsite reservations and the start of the c...

Saskatoon Mayor Charlie Clark is calling on the provincial government to help the vulnerable sector amid the COVID-19 pandemic. In a news conference Wednesday, Clark requested the set up of a testing ...

March 16 was Anika Burmeister’s last day on the job. As a substitute teacher who graduated from university not long ago, she took the jobs that came her way. Unfortunately, her school board had ...

There is some disappointment being expressed in regard to Tuesday’s funding announcement by the province for Saskatchewan’s shelters as they deal with the COVID-19 crisis. $171,000 was ann...

Three more correctional officers at the Saskatoon Correctional Centre have tested positive for COVID-19, bringing the facility’s total to five cases. The Ministry of Corrections confirmed the po...

The city of Saskatoon is “actively looking to redeploy” as many of its staff as possible, as spring and summer programs approach. City manager Jeff Jorgenson spoke about the changes Tuesda...

A third Saskatchewan resident has died due to complications from COVID-19. In a media release Wednesday, the provincial government said a person in the 80-to-89 age group had died. The release didn't ...

8:30 – Despite the huge economic pressure Canada is facing due to COVID-19, the Trudeau government is still raising the federal carbon tax by 50% today – it’s not an April Fools joke...

The federal carbon tax increased from $20 to $30 per tonne Wednesday. Former Saskatchewan premier Brad Wall was a guest on Gormley and said opponents of the tax were not opposed to some sort of price ...

Saskatchewan's classrooms are getting back up and running, albeit in a virtual way. On Friday, it was announced teachers would get back to work following a "pause" in learning due to the closures of s...