Blowing snow and snow squalls are threatening safe driving conditions this afternoon across the southern half of the province. Environment Canada Meteorologist Danielle Desjardins says if you don't have to drive anywhere, it's best to stay home. The cold front is bringing strong winds to west-central Saskatchewan first...

The high number and severity of weather-related events leading to damage and the soaring cost of construction is leading to pressure on the insurance industry to raise home insurance premiums. IBC's National Director of Climate Change Advocacy, Jason Clark, notes that last year was the costliest year in Canada's histor...

The President and CEO of Cameco says the tit for tat with tariffs doesn't get anybody anywhere. Tim Gitzel spoke at the CIBC Western Institution Investor Conference on Thursday and was asked about the effect any tariffs would have on Cameco. He answered that Cameco has been through this before with President Trump, in ...

The Saskatchewan NDP are calling for an investigation by the Provincial Auditor following a statement from a former employee at a Lumsden addictions recovery centre. Mandy Challis was the Admissions Coordinator at Willowview Recovery Centre in Lumsden, which is operated by an out-of-province organization called EHN Can...

Snow has been removed from 70 per cent of Saskatoon's priority streets according to a release from the city. It's expected that priority streets will be completely cleared by mid-February, barring any significant equipment breakdowns, unforeseeable circumstances, or bad weather. Delays could manifest if another snow ev...

Four adults from Montreal Lake have been arrested following the report of a firearm discharge early this morning. At 12:15 a.m., Prince Albert RCMP were called to a business in Northside, Saskatchewan, and determined that a man had discharged a firearm towards a vehicle. No injuries were reported by the occupants to po...

Saskatoon Police have arrested a 25-year-old man after a can of bear spray was pulled on a cab driver this morning. At around 1:00 a.m., police were called to the 3700 block of Diefenbaker Drive for a report of a man breaking the windows on a cab. Upon arrival, officers found out that a cab driver had picked up a man a...

Two people were transported to hospital following an incident in downtown Saskatoon, which chlorine and muriatic acid were accidentally mixed together at a building at Spadina Crescent and 21st Street, which is right around where the Bessborough Hotel is. Just after noon, the Saskatoon Fire Department received the repo...

The Prince Albert Grand Council has donated freshly harvested and packaged moose meat to the Prince Albert Food Bank. The moose meat was acquired during what PAGC describes as a traditional hunting trip to the Porcupine Forest near Hudson's Bay. The hunting party included Grand Chief Brian Hardlotte, alongside the head...

Prince Albert Police are investigating after a firearm was discharged at a vehicle Friday morning. Arriving officers to 28th Street East and Dunn Drive observed a bullet that appeared to have struck the rear driver side door of the vehicle. Police say this was around 6:40 a.m. when the victim was sitting in his vehicle...

A suspect in a break-in to a vehicle on January 5th is believed to be linked to two other incidents. Over the lunch hour on January 5 police responded to a break and enter to a vehicle that was in progress. This was in the 400 block 22nd Street West and officers spotted a man walking in the area who matched the suspect...

Retail trade sales in Saskatchewan reached $2.2 billion in 2024, up 5.1 per cent from last year. A news release from the province says Statistics Canada shows that this jump in percentage ranks second among the provinces. Saskatchewan displays other signs of economic success according to Stars Can, including exports to...

A 57-year-old Fort Qu'Appelle woman reported missing on January 23rd, who was last seen on December 20th has been located. RCMP say Catherine Cyr is safe.

Warning: The images below may be graphic to some viewers. A routine maintenance check on her portable trailer quickly turned into a life-or-death situation for an entrepreneur from Watrous. Sarah Vanthuyne is the owner of Renowned Mobile Dog Groomer. On Sunday morning, she went into her trailer to do some cleaning and...

All Saskatchewan school divisions are required to develop and implement a changeroom policy according to a release from the provincial government this morning (Thurs). The release states that the policy will be used by school staff when dealing with situations such as student safety and privacy, and it must be made pub...

By the end of the decade, Saskatoon residents could have the ability to contact 911 dispatchers via text message and video call. At today's Board of Police Commissioners meeting, Executive Director Michelle Arscott stated that this kind of technology is important for those who are deaf and unable to make a phone call a...

A drug trafficking investigation in Saskatoon has ended with the Saskatoon Police Service Crime Reduction Team arresting one man from Saskatoon. The 33-year-old man faces charges relating to drugs and possession of the proceeds of crime. According to a Saskatoon Police Service news release, around 6:45 p.m. Wednesday n...

A stabbing early Thursday morning in Prince Albert left a man suffering from non-life-threatening injuries while the Prince Albert Police Service (PAPS) arrested three people, two of whom are facing charges, in connection to the incident. A PAPS news release says that around 1:30 a.m. on January 23, officers were sent ...

Right-wing think tank the Fraser Institute has ranked the fiscal performance of provincial political leaders in Canada with Alberta's Danielle Smith ranking highest among sitting premiers for fiscal management. The study noted that Saskatchewan's Premier Scott Moe has one of the lowest corporate tax rates but oversaw t...