Saskatchewan has expanded breast cancer screening eligibility to women 40 and older and invested more than $15 million in ...

Downtown Moose Jaw: Christmas in October begins at 9 a.m., opening four days of shopping, dining and seasonal displays at ...

Temperature: Today will see a high of 21 Celsius and a low of 4 Celsius. Wind : Southeast 15 km/h, becoming southwest 15 km/h ...

Jim Pattison Children’s Hospital Foundation is investing $500,000 with the Saskatchewan Health Research Foundation to advance ...

A 94-year-old woman with dementia spent three days in an RUH hallway after a fall, raising concerns about hospital capacity ...

MOOSE JAW, Sask. — Holiday lights will begin going up and being switched on in downtown Moose Jaw on Oct. 16 ahead of the Christmas in October event running Oct. 22 to 25. The lights will be shut off ...

Break-ins at Moose Jaw homes and businesses increased through September, even as police handled fewer calls for service and recorded fewer crimes against people overall.

More than 7,700 Saskatchewan residents are receiving higher monthly disability benefits, with some seeing increases of up to $294.

Transit fares are waived and parking charges suspended at downtown locations offering HotSpot parking for the rest of the day on Oct. 21.

Four historic military banners are now permanently displayed at Saskatchewan’s Legislative Building, honouring the soldiers whose sacrifices helped shape the province and protect Canada’s freedoms.

Business and economic commentator Paul Martin examines how rising inflation and oil prices could influence the Bank of Canada's next rate decision.

REGINA, Sask. - Strong, Steady Saskatchewan is the catchphase theme being used by the Saskatchewan Party government heading into the new fall session of the Legislature.