Category Archives: Syndicated

Stacia Horbay Ugalde said the amount of snow Saskatoon got at the start of the week is about as much snow as some of the children who have come here from Ukraine are used to seeing all winter. It made...

8:30– It's time to check in with Saskatchewan NDP leader Carla Beck to discuss the party’s priorities over the next six weeks. Some topics include the state of Saskatchewan’s health ...

A serious collision shut down a section of Highway 16 between Marshall and Lashburn on Wednesday morning. The RCMP said visibility on the highway was severely reduced by smoke, which was a factor in t...

For the fourth week in a row, levels of COVID-19 in Saskatoon's wastewater have decreased and are considered "moderate." According to the University of Saskatchewan's Global Institute for Water Safety...

A 73-year-old man from Pilger is dead after a crash between two pickup trucks on a grid road near that community Monday afternoon. Pilger is about 30 kilometres north of Humboldt. According to the RCM...

The first-degree murder trial of Greg Fertuck is facing yet another delay. Fertuck doesn’t have a lawyer anymore. Morris Bodnar and Mike Nolin officially withdrew from the case at the Court of K...

8:30– Yesterday, Saskatchewan’s Premier Scott Moe visited Saskatoon with an update on Saskatchewan’s Plan for Growth and the province’s legislative plans for this coming fall. ...

By Nigel Maxwell No physical injuries have been reported after a man walked into a Prince Albert Tim Hortons location with an axe. The incident happened Sunday afternoon at the Cornerstone shopping ce...

Premier Scott Moe touted Saskatchewan's economic successes Monday during a speech at a luncheon hosted by the Saskatchewan Chamber of Commerce in Saskatoon. Moe said Saskatchewan has a significant con...

By Derek Craddock From the shores of their community in northern Saskatchewan to the bright lights in Toronto, one Indigenous family had an experience to remember. The Morin family from the Big River ...