Two men arrested on drug, weapons charges
Members of the Saskatoon Police Service Drug Unit (SPSDU) have concluded an investigation into the drug trafficking activities of two Saskatoon men. As part of the investigation, on August 15,…
Area U15AA hockey players named to Sask First Top 180
Area U15 hockey players have advanced to the next selection stage after demonstrating their skill at the recent Hockey Saskatchewan regional camp in Aberdeen. The Sask First High Performance Program…
Warman High School Wolverines win their home tournament
For the first time in many years the Warman High Wolverines boys came out on top of their home tournament. It was squeaking shoes and non-stop action as Warman High…
COP 28 Conference a major success for Saskatchewan, says Moe
Premier Scott Moe has returned to the province following a successful mission to the United Arab Emirates for the COP28 conference. Saskatchewan shared its story with leaders across the globe…
VCA students pack Christmas gifts for kids overseas
Thirty-four Osler high school students travelled to Calgary in early December to help children in need at the Samaritan’s Purse processing centre. Brie Froese led 28 VCA Grade 10 students,…
Freezing rain could make morning commute treacherous: Saskatoon city officials advise
Environment & Climate Change Canada has issued a Freezing Rain Warning and is also forecasting snow in Saskatoon beginning the evening of Wednesday December 6, and continuing into Friday December…
Christmas food drives focus on helping those in need
Volunteers in local communities, including Martensville and Warman, are looking to help make the Christmas season a little brighter for the less fortunate. Campaigns encouraging people to donate food, gift…
Province marks solemn day of remembrance
Saskatchewan’s Minister Responsible for the Status of Women Laura Ross, issued the following statement on December 6, the National Day of Remembrance and Action on Violence Against Women” “Each year…
Hepburn woman earns Rhodes Scholarship to Oxford University
Rachel Andres of Hepburn is one of two students from the University of Saskatchewan (USask), and one of only 11 from across the country, to be awarded prestigious Rhodes Scholarships…
Wildlife offences net nearly $16K in fines, hunting suspensions
An investigation that started with information from the public has resulted in five Saskatchewan residents pleading guilty to a variety of offences, including wildlife trafficking, hunting without a licence and…