Police presence ends at North Battleford high school, one arrested
Saskatchewan RCMP says its presence at a high school in North Battlefords has ended after the arrest of one man.
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Saskatchewan RCMP says its presence at a high school in North Battlefords has ended after the arrest of one man.
Saskatoon police are investigating a shooting at a home early Thursday morning.
One person is in hospital with serious injuries following an early morning apartment fire in Regina Thursday morning.
Summer break is officially over for thousands of students across Saskatoon as they returned to the classroom on Wednesday.
Students at Bethlehem Catholic High School are starting the new school year nearly a month after a fire damaged dozens of portable classrooms and displaced roughly half the school’s population.
E-scooters, e-bikes and all-terrain vehicles are becoming increasingly popular, but a Saskatoon pediatric emergency doctor says that popularity is also contributing to serious, preventable injuries among children.
Saskatchewan RCMP and the Prince Albert Police Service (PAPS) are working to locate RCMP equipment stolen from a Prince Albert hotel room.
Saskatchewan farmers are growing increasingly concerned with how the Canadian and American trade war will affect harvest.
The federal government is providing $11.6 million to support Saskatoon businesses facing uncertainty and disruption due to U.S. tariffs.
A vehicle ended up on its roof after a two-vehicle collision at McOrmond Drive and College Drive in Saskatoon early Wednesday morning.
A man from Alberta is dead after a pickup truck and a semi-truck collided west of Marengo, Sask.
An investigation will be held after an inmate died at Saskatoon’s Regional Psychiatric Centre.
Bernie Funk was in the market for a new cellphone when he received a phone call from someone claiming to be his cell phone provider, Rogers, advertising a deal on an upgraded plan.
Staff and visitors at Prince Albert National Park are reflecting on a season that saw an increase in bear and other wildlife sightings.
The Saskatchewan Health Authority (SHA) plans to repaint parking lines at the province’s largest hospital following a patient’s parking complaint.
This summer, Montreal Lake Cree Nation added a community CrossFit program and members are feeling the burn.