There are lots of insect repellents out there. How should you choose? Continue reading →

This Canadian page boy became the biggest viral moment of the royal wedding. Continue reading →

Sometimes it’s tough being a TV fan, especially when cancellation season rolls around. Continue reading →

Retired Lt. Col. Oliver North says the disease isn’t the Second Amendment and that depriving law-abiding citizens of their constitutional right to have a firearm won’t stop shootings. Continue reading →

Scott Brison has a life he didn’t think would be possible. It’s a reality he credits to Pierre Elliott Trudeau and the Charter of Rights and Freedoms. Continue reading →

Trent McCleary said there’s a pipeline of Swift Current players that played in Humboldt and that the connection between the two places is now eternal. Continue reading →

Five people from Alberta are facing charges after a stolen vehicle fire and police-involved shooting in Saskatchewan. Continue reading →

Six months after it was supposed to be completed, construction on Moose Jaw’s High Street has started once again. This time, with the city and new contractors at the wheel. Continue reading →

Celebrations are underway across the province to celebrate the Memorial Cup and Canada Post is celebrating the centennial event by unveiling a new stamp. Continue reading →

The province is urging anyone with travel plans to slow down around highway construction zones. Continue reading →

The Swift Current RCMP are asking for the public’s help in locating a man who had allegedly approached three girls in Kyle, Sask. in an SUV and tried to sell them marijuana. Continue reading →

The longboarder suffered major trauma to his head when the Jeep’s rear wheel ran over him. Continue reading →

Officers clocked a vehicle heading northbound on Highway 11 near Rosthern doing 150 km/h. Continue reading →

There are two wildfires of concern in Saskatchewan – the Rally fire west of Prince Albert and the Tuff fire near Waterhen Lake First Nation. Continue reading →

The program provides instruments such as guitar, ukulele, mandolin, banjo, portable keyboards, bongo, violin, xylophone and the doumbek. Continue reading →

On May 18, SaskPower announced the launch of their new online outage map that allows customers to get the latest information on outages across Saskatchewan. Continue reading →

City of Moose Jaw crews began the rehabilitation process for High Street earlier this week and on May 18, the City released a summary of what the next steps will look like as they move forward with the project. Continue reading →

Saskatoon police say a woman is in serious, but stable condition after being stabbed in the back. Continue reading →

As people are getting ready to enjoy the Victoria Day long weekend, here is a list of what is open and closed on Monday, May 21. Continue reading →

RCMP said they are not releasing the results of the autopsy at this time but Lisa Johnstone is convinced her son was murdered. Continue reading →

A coroner involved in the Humboldt Broncos bus crash said the mix-up compounded an already unthinkable tragedy. Continue reading →

Nutrien said the sale of its interest in one of the world’s largest lithium producers improves its balance sheet and liquidity. Continue reading →

The SJHL board of governors said it was an easy decision for the trademark and other slogans to be held by the Humboldt Broncos. Continue reading →