Highlights

On Tuesday, Dec. 19 the dozen choir members will bring Christmas music and their bells to the North Battleford Public Library at 7 p.m.

On Oct. 5, police executed a search warrant at a home in North Battleford and seized electronic devices.

As the governing Liberals continue to slide in the polls, the slow-moving hurricane that may actually end up blowing them away appears to be the economy.

Although the mill rate will remain at 3.75, the new BAIL program will help to improve local infrastructure via a tax levy.

CTSS officers issued 1,347 traffic charges, 1,349 warnings, and 111 vehicle defect inspection notices to drivers on Saskatchewan’s roadways. 

A theory, dubbed the "winter break hypothesis," proposes that ChatGPT-4 might be mimicking human seasonal behavior.

Project for backup generator for airport runway lights is a no go, as final tender bids pushed the city’s share way higher than budgeted.

RCMP believe the string of break ins and vandalisms, spanning months, may be connected.

The Saskatoon Fire Bylaw Inspector attended to support anyone who may have been homeless.

Third and final reading of bylaw aimed at sending excessive protective services bills direct to the property owner has passed at council Monday.