Colliers International to manage and market Global Transportation Hub
By Connor O’Donovan Digital Broadcast Journalist
A contract has been given to Colliers International to manage the Global Transportation Hub. Continue reading
Saskatchewan
Saskatoon doctors discuss their mental health: ‘We’re trying to do what’s best for our patients’
By Nathaniel Dove Digital Broadcast Journalist
Saskatoon doctors met to discuss their wellness and mental health and stresses of the job. Continue reading
Support staff reject final offer from Prairie South School Division
After three days of voting in over 15 communities, CUPE Local 5512 members who work for the Prairie South School Division voted against a final offer. Continue reading
Saskatchewan basketball player shifts focus to 2020 Tokyo Paralympics
Prince Albert’s Erica Gavel helped Canada defend their goal medal in wheelchair basketball at the 2019 Parapan Am Games in Lima, Peru last month. Continue reading
‘A cherry on top’: Moose Jaw, Sask. swimmer earns four medals at Parapan Am Games
Moose Jaw’s Krystal Shaw represented Saskatchewan well, taking home four medals in the Para swimming’s S7 class at the 2019 Parapan Am Games in Lima, Peru. Continue reading
Saskatchewan flyball tournament more than just races for the dogs
Dogs and their handlers took over the Dalmeny Arena on Sunday for the annual Diamonds in the Ruff Flyball tournament. It has become a family-friendly event. Continue reading
History enthusiasts can visit Western Development Museum online
“We hold these collections for the people of Saskatchewan. This is Saskatchewan’s history, so we want everyone to see what we have.” Continue reading
SIGA employees roll up sleeves to help make difference in communities
SIGA employees provided a facelift for the Princess Alexandra Community School play area in Saskatoon. Continue reading
Regina police investigating overnight shooting
The Regina Police Service is investigating an overnight shooting on Montreal Street. Continue reading
Cancer survival rates in Saskatchewan trending upwards, according to report
By David Baxter Reporter
The Canadian Cancer Society found the survival rates of blood cancer are growing at the fastest rate, approaching 70 per cent. Continue reading