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Major improvements to the Meadow Lake Fire Department have been authorized by Meadow Lake City Council. During Mondays budget meeting, the city approved several expenses that will improve the resource...

Saskatchewan is altering its self-isolation requirements for people who test positive for COVID-19 as well as close contacts.The changes are to take effect Friday."Changes that support a self-manageme...

As the effects of inflation continue to ripple across Canada, the Government of Saskatchewan is expressing high regard for how the implications of the economic impact will play out in the province. "I...

The president of the Saskatchewan Union of Nurses says the government's plan to shift patients from urban to rural health-care facilities isn't feasible - because Omicron has changed the health-care t...

Swimmers in the community can expect to see some welcomed changes to the Meadow Lake Aquatic Centre in 2022.During Monday's budget meeting, Meadow Lake City Council approved several upgrades to the fa...

The City of Meadow Lake has reached an agreement and adopted the municipal budget for 2022.The financial blueprint is headlined by more than $16-million in capital and operating expenses and a project...

A movement of thousands of truckers in Canada that's been met with both support and criticism had a stop in northwest Saskatchewan Monday afternoon that received a crowd.Dubbed 'The Convoy for Freedom...

Elders in several northern Saskatchewan communities have received donations of moose meat in recent weeks.It's all due to the efforts of Turnor Lake and Birch Narrows Community Food Centre and its co-...

The Saskatchewan government wants people dealing with mental health and addictions issues to remember there is help and there is hope.That's the theme of a new public awareness campaign that has been ...

Hospitalizations in Saskatchewan exceeded the 250-mark in Sunday's update from the Government of Saskatchewan. They are now at 252, an increase of eight from Saturday's report. Hospitalizations in the...