Tag Archives: Saskatchewan

As signs for low and free rent speckle Saskatoon street corners, and the city remains a buyer's market, small-time landlords are struggling to fill vacancies. The Saskatchewan Landlord Assoc...

A little more than a year after losing its funding, the Mtis Nation-Saskatchewan (MN-S) is receiving some good news, the money could soon start flowing again. The Provincial Mtis C...

Regina police say a missing 16-year-old girl has been found and returned home. Brittney Marie Ulmer-Braumberger hadn't been seen since Sunday at 6:15 p.m. when she was at her home on the 1400 block of...

Round one of a new traffic enforcement initiative by the Saskatoon Police Service has gone live. On Tuesday, the police service's new Twitter account @SPSTraffic posted its first poll asking the publi...

If there's any bright side to the low value for the loonie, it might be shining on the Saskatchewan tourism industry. Jeremy Harrison is the minister responsible for Tourism Saskatchewan. He says it's...

The low loonie could actually have some positive spin-off benefits for the Saskatchewan tourism industry. Harvey Kroll is the president of the Saskatchewan Outfitters Association and owns the Hatchet ...

The recent tragedy involving a family killed by a suspected drunk driver north of Saskatoon is something the FSIN's top Chief is all too familiar with. Bobby Cameron was 11-years-old when a drunk...

It was meant to be only one day, but a vigil for the family killed in a crash north of Saskatoon has gone global. Last Saturday Jan.9, friends of the Van de Vorst family asked people to put glow stick...

As the city marks its first Stop Human Trafficking in Saskatoon day, a former MP is in town to remind residents that the crime can happen to anyone at any time. Joy Smith will take the stage at the Br...

For 18 Syrian refugee families who landed at Regina International Airport on Friday, the first greeting they heard was 'welcome', and the first English words several of them spoke were thank you. The ...