Laura Sciarpelletti

Saskatchewan is lowering the age women are eligible for breast cancer screening from age 50 down to age 40. The ministry of health says the change take effect in January 2025 in the form of a gradual phased approach. 

Sask. musicians Jake Vaadeland, Rooky Kamiz among top winners at BreakOut West in Saskatoon

Advocates for both early breast cancer detection and existing breast cancer patients say the Government of Saskatchewan dropped the ball on preparing the health-care system to accommodate all breast health needs. 

At the end of September, seniors who live in certain independent living facilities were told they would not have access to in-house polling stations on Oct. 28.

NDP Leader Carla Beck and Saskatchewan Party Leader Scott Moe faced off in a debate in advance of the Oct. 28 provincial election. Check out what you missed.

Saskatchewan Party Leader Scott Moe says if elected on Oct. 28, his party would provide a 50 per cent refundable tax credit for the cost of a first in-vitro fertilization — or IVF — treatment. But one mother says a first IVF treatment should be fully covered, because it's not cheap. 

Michael Gordon Jackson, 55, was found guilty by a jury in April of contravention of a custody order.

Saskatoon tire processing company Shercom Industries has informed the Ministry of Labour Relations that it has to lay off 79 employees as of Dec. 2.

Saskatchewan got hit with its first major snowstorm of the season Monday night. By Tuesday morning, many physically disabled people couldn't move in the snow, let alone get to work.

It was once touted as a big boost to filmmaking in Saskatchewan, but eight months after its grand unveiling, the $12.5-million "LED volume wall" is on track to leave the province.