Laura Woodward

Saskatchewan’s health minister is optimistic the government’s digital advertising campaign targeting American doctors will work.

A Saskatoon man on trial for killing his roommate took the witness stand, denying he consumed magic mushrooms before the homicide.

The University of Saskatchewan is shutting down its Language Centre after three decades of helping international students learn English.

The assault trial for a former principal of a private Christian school began at Saskatoon’s Court of King’s Bench on Monday.

A Saskatoon developer is looking for a new lead tenant to continue construction on a proposed seven-storey office building, overlooking the South Saskatchewan River.

A private Christian school in Prince Albert has deleted a Facebook post advertising a teaching job with no qualifications required.

The Saskatchewan Teachers’ Federation (STF) is calling for an end to government spending on private schools, after an independent Christian school advertised a teaching job where no qualifications were necessary.

Loneliness is different from “alone-ness” and has a massive impact on our mental and physical health, so what can we do to mitigate it?

The family of a missing man is pushing for answers after two men were charged with manslaughter in his disappearance.

A Saskatoon jury has found a former school principal guilty of one count of assault with a weapon, and not guilty on the other three counts.