Phil Tank

Corman Park's reeve says the rural municipality's council has put a six-month pause on deciding whether to withdraw from the 12-year-old Partnership for Growth (P4G), which includes the RM of Corman Park, the cities of Saskatoon, Martensville and Warman, and the town of Osler.

Crown Investment Corporation Minister Jeremy Harrison defended the decision to transfer $187 million in revenue from other Crown corporations to SaskPower so the provincial electricity utility would not be forced to increase rates.

The collision left parts of the excavator the truck was hauling strewn along the highway. It was the first of three in a span of three weeks, prompting concern about safety and the cost of damages.

City hall is crafting a bylaw expected to debut this fall that will require people to pay the fare when they ride the bus, coinciding with the introduction of dedicated transit police.

City council unanimously approved a plan to talk with the YMCA about operating the facility, which has increased in cost from $65 million to at least $95 million as originally planned.

Saskatchewan Justice Minister Tim McLeod is unconcerned with the prospect of fewer criminal charges for drunk drivers if it makes the province's streets safer.

The Meewasin Valley Authority issued a warning Thursday afternoon as the provincial Water Security Agency plans to release more water from the spillway at the Gardiner Dam in response to high rainfall in Alberta.

RCMP are asking the public for information about the whereabouts of Kevin Ross Watt, 31, who is charged with one count of kidnapping with a firearm.

Speakers at Saskatoon city hall Tuesday expressed sympathy for the owners of a million-dollar home found to have exceeded size regulations even as they argued against letting it remain.

Carrier Forest Products Ltd., the company that owns the sawmill in the town of Big River, has told employees that economic conditions are forcing it to suspend operations 'indefinitely.'