One Saskatoon police constable told the inquest Wednesday that he didn't want to shoot Rigby, but did so because Rigby was shooting a loaded firearm and pointing it at police. Steven Rigby had ...

The Saskatchewan government is allocating $740 million for the Ministry of Community Safety in the 2026-27 provincial budget, the finance minister announced Wednesday. Community Safety Minister ...

The Hunter Brothers, a country group of five brothers from Shaunavon, won the 2021 Saskatchewan Music Award for Album of the Year with their latest album, Been a Minute. The publicly-voted award was ...

While the Trump administration appears to be exerting pressure on Canada to accept concessions on trade, Ottawa has its own list of demands for the United States, says Ralph Goodale, an advisor to the ...

Family members of a woman killed by a reckless driver in Saskatoon wept as the man responsible for her death was handcuffed and led away to serve a two-year jail term. Late Friday afternoon in ...

The recent national food security strategy appears to have overlooked the breadbasket of Canada. Agriculture is part of the ethos of Saskatchewan. It’s hard to miss, even in our urban areas. Many of ...

Local and national leaders gathered in Saskatoon’s Mount Royal neighbourhood Thursday morning to mark the grand opening of Jubilee Terrace, which will provide both market rate and affordable housing ...

The Riversadale Art Walk on Saturday afternoon celebrates art, creativity and community, with exhibitions, live art, performances and interactive experiences around the neighbourhood.

On this day in 1964, the F.W. Woolworth store on Second Avenue held its grand opening.

Nobody needed to tell Dr. Kieran Conway that Saskatchewan is leading the nation in the rate at which COVID-19 is claiming lives.

The minister responsible for overseeing Saskatchewan’s Crown corporations was in good spirits as the companies tabled their annual reports on Tuesday, despite the province’s power utility reporting a ...

There was a time in this fair land, as Gordon Lightfoot would say, when you could not buy a boat, trampoline or cabin (or for that matter, a new vehicle) for love or money. That strange time was not ...