Category Archives: Syndicated

By Susan McNeil Samples taken from the diamond drilling site at Fort a la Corne show an "exceptionally high proportion of Type IIa diamonds" says Star Diamond, the Saskatoon company collecting the sam...

People struggling with debt in Saskatchewan are growing concerned over the continually rising interest rates across the country. Mary Castillo, a financial educator with the non-profit Credit Counsell...

One life is too many when taken by an impaired driver. That was the resounding message from MADD Canada, the Saskatoon Police Service (SPS), the Government of Saskatchewan and the City of Saskatoon as...

Holly Kryzanowski is spending a lot of time and money keeping up with inflation as a full-time student and nanny. The 21-year-old University of Saskatchewan psychology major described herself as budge...

Saskatchewan and Alberta are expected to be economic drivers for the country this year. The Conference Board of Canada, an independent research organization, predicted Saskatchewan’s gross domes...

Scott Banda, the former head of Federated Co-operatives Limited, has been appointed as the 40th chair of the Canadian Football League's board of governors. Banda, who was born and raised in Saskatchew...

8:30- Premier Scott Moe joins Gormley to discuss the latest on Saskatchewan politics, and the changes to the provincial cabinet, which was announced yesterday. LIVE: Scott Moe, Saskatchewan Premier 9:...

The Saskatchewan Roughriders couldn't overcome a three-quarter scoring drought and continued their pre-season losing streak, falling 25-16 to the Winnipeg Blue Bombers on Tuesday at Mosaic Stadium. Pr...

It was a landmark legislation proposal by the federal government. If Bill C-21 is passed, it would freeze the purchasing, selling and transferring of handguns across Canada. Since the announcement by ...

By Nigel Maxwell A murder case involving a former Saskatchewan RCMP officer has been formally committed for trial. Upon completion of a preliminary hearing at Prince Albert Provincial Court on Tuesday...