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Access Communications employees successfully completed an internal fundraising campaign that netted proceeds of $11,585 in support of the Food Banks of Saskatchewan’s Crisis Response Fund, which will help provide bulk food purchasing, food hamper del

Premier Scott Moe said during a press conference on Tuesday, June 2 that there’s no place for racism in Saskatchewan as a peaceful protest took place outside the legislature.

Canadians watched in horror as protests erupted across America and the world in response to the police killing of George Floyd.

36 RMs to receive grants in the first year of the plan

It is that time of year again when the endangered Burrowing Owl returns to the prairies after a long migration from its wintering grounds in Texas and Mexico. But it’s no time to rest. After migration, the owls are busy.

The Prairie Â鶹ÊÓƵ School Division announced plans to start the 2020-21 school year off with a reduction in custodial services at six Moose Jaw schools and two other school board facilities.

A devastating tornado that struck the Town of Kamsack, Saskatchewan on August 9, 1944, referred to by the locals as a Cyclone, prompting the name of the local baseball team, the Cyclones.

The RCMP reported 62 calls for service related to COVID-19 in Saskatchewan from May 22 to May 28.

Saskatchewan recording artist, entertainer and music educator, Amy Nelson, announced a series of unique drop-in, online group music lessons through the music school she founded, Sing Like A STAR.

The Assiniboia Arts Council will reward a student from Assiniboia and region by offering them a $200 bursary to be used towards registration expenses at an accredited school or fine arts camp of their choice – note that these learning opportunities c