After a two-year hiatus, Dalmeny Days is back and bigger than ever. The family-oriented community fair’s lineup of activities June 3, 4 and 5 mixes traditional favourites with fresh attractions.…
Family Doctor Day on Thursday, May 19, is an opportunity to recognize the work of Saskatchewan’s family physicians. Family physicians work in clinics, hospitals, long-term care homes, and other settings…
The Ministry of Corrections, Policing and Public Safety continues to invest in the Internet Child Exploitation (ICE) unit with funding for two additional ICE investigator positions, one in Saskatoon and…
May 16 to 20 has been declared Sexual Violence Awareness Week in Saskatchewan to bring increased understanding to the issue of human trafficking across the province. “The Government of Saskatchewan…
Brent Gabona of Waldheim, the man accused of sexually assaulting five individuals at a group home in Hepburn between 1992 and 2009, should be held in custody until his next…
The Clark’s Crossing Gazette won eight Saskatchewan Weekly Newspaper Association (SWNA) awards in the organization’s 2022 Better Newspapers Competition. The awards were unveiled in an online ceremony on Friday, May…
BeeSecure, a GPS device developed with government support to track stolen property, was recently used by the RCMP and the Saskatoon Police Service to retrieve stolen goods. Rivercity Innovations Ltd.…
As we approach the first long weekend of the summer driving season, the Saskatoon Police Service’s Traffic Unit is reminding motorists that the likelihood of being involved in a collision…
The Government of Saskatchewan has introduced amendments that would provide municipalities and park authorities with the discretion to allow the consumption of alcohol in outdoor public places, such as parks,…
The government of Saskatchewan is ramping up development work on a potential hydrogen hub in the Regina-Moose Jaw region. The Ministry of Energy and Resources, Whitecap Resources, and Federated Co-operatives…
