Local News

Renee Ingram has had some interest experiences with her highland dancing. She can add one more to the list after dancing with Canadiana Celtic in the Basel Tattoo in Basel, Switzerland.

Communities close to Saskatoon have been receiving water testing kits on their front doorstep. But these tests are raising red flags for the Water Security Agency (WSA), says strategic issues and communications manager, Ron Podbielski.

Researchers have discovered Saskatchewan has mutated strains of HIV that act faster than strains found in the rest of Canada and the United States. The research was conducted by the B.C.

MELFORT — Everybody has a hobby, and for Sean Simmons, that hobby is creating, with his comic ‘Rizzo’. He wasn’t born an artist, but he has been practising his whole life.

NORTHEAST — With calendars flipping to August, the hockey season is nearly upon us once again.

The Government of Saskatchewan is reminding people to protect themselves from mosquito bites. In the last week, the Government of Saskatchewan has found the type of mosquito that carries the West Nile virus – the culex tarsalis – in 6.

There is always something new to learn through agricultural studies.

TISDALE– Minister of Agriculture, Lyle Stewart, has stepped down from his position due to colorectal cancer. Stewart will continue being MLA for Lumsden-Morse.

Civil actions have been launched in connection to the shooting death of Colten Boushie in August 2016.

The second-degree murder case stemming from a May 31 incident near Cochin will return to court Aug. 31 following the latest adjournment.