Category Archives: Local News

Saskatchewan has agreed to pay a Calgary clinic to do some orthopedic surgeries starting this fall, but the provincial government won't pay for the patients' travel to and from Alberta. According to T...

After days of record-setting attendance, the Saskatoon Ex ended on a bit of a sour note. Bear spray was used three separate times during the six-day fair, which caused some worry for those in attendan...

As students get ready to go back to the classroom, the Saskatchewan government has extended an education plan to ensure young learners are set up for success. Saskatchewan's Interim Provincial Educati...

The allegations of abuse from multiple former students at Saskatoon's Legacy Christian Academy - formerly known as Christian Centre Academy - sent waves of outrage across the province. One parent, tho...

Two people were lucky to escape a house fire Monday morning thanks to the efforts of those nearby. Mike Bohach was driving from work to an appointment and pulled onto Avenue D to find a sheltered part...

Harvest is well underway in some areas of Saskatchewan and is just beginning in others. For some farmers, it has been challenging just getting to this point. Steven Donald is a farmer near Moosomin. N...

Saskatoon Mayor Charlie Clark is glad to see people out and about again this summer, and was excited to share something people will be able to rediscover in the city next spring. Clark said Saskatoon'...

A 41-year-old woman was taken to hospital after she was shot on Monday night in Saskatoon. According to Saskatoon police, their Serious Assault Unit is investigating after the woman was shot just befo...

A fourth candidate has joined the race for the seat vacated by former Saskatchewan NDP Leader Ryan Meili. Mark Friesen, a Saskatoon-born small business owner and former correctional officer who ran un...

Cheaper prices at the gas pumps slowed the pace of inflation across Canada for the first time in months. Statistics Canada reported on Tuesday the national inflation rate retreated to 7.6 per cent in ...