Blake Tait News Today

The numbers from city planners will be where councillors start from when they go into budget deliberations later this month.

Thirteen people were injured after a coach bus rolled on the Trans-Canada Highway, east of Wolseley.

Five women have been on a hunger strike at the provinces only womens jail since Oct. 31.

On this day in 1963, the University of Saskatchewans LINAC received a gun mount for rotating its magnetic spectrometer.

Decades spent rising through the ranks gives Saskatoons fire chief a unique insight on the services role in the community.

Remediation focuses on Kiwangas work with natural materials, and the harms and healing that can happen when humans and nature interact.

The play tells the story of a fictional wartime painter, Nick, as he grapples with his role and impact as an artist in battle and beyond.

Changes to increase the minimum age to legally purchase tobacco and vaping products were passed in the Saskatchewan legislative assembly.

Its a snowy day today, but sunny days are just around the corner, with clear skies as you head out for Remembrance Day events on Saturday.

"We need to tell our stories. If we are not there doing it, the Government of Canada won&#39t be doing it for us." _ Minister Jeremy Harrison.