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In addition to over a dozen Saskatoon locations, the Saskatchewan Health Authority has issued advisories for businesses in Warman and Lloydminster.

There are now 21 people in hospital, surpassing the peak in May when there were 19 in hospital.

Saskatoon police handed out more than 30 tickets to drivers who used their cell phones to take pictures or videos of Wednesday’s fatal three-semi crash on Circle Drive.

After months of hardship, the Magel family has received funding from the Saskatchewan Health Authority to bring their almost five-month-old baby home within a few weeks.

Five people face 62 drug and gun charges after a four-week investigation by the Saskatoon Integrated Crime Reduction Team and other units.

An officer found five large garbage bags containing 99 pounds of cannabis during a traffic stop on Highway 7 west of Kindersley, according to the RCMP.

Leon Weeseekase is one step closer to bringing his brother home after he died suddenly and was buried in a Saskatoon cemetery without his family’s knowledge or consent.

In an an interview with CTV Saskatoon anchor Sean Leslie, NDP leader Ryan Meili explained why the NDP would bring back the STC and how he would balance COVID-19 restrictions with allowing the economy to operate. 1

Parks Canada firefighters are back home and out of quarantine after working in Oregon battling the most devastating wildfire in the state’s history.

In past elections, a polling station was set up at Art Shepherd’s care home.

The Saskatchewan Party held a physically distanced ‘Big Honkin’ Rally” in Regina on Thursday afternoon.

New Democratic Party leader Ryan Meili is repeating his commitment to making multiple immediate investments to help fight COVID-19 if his party is elected on October 26.

A group of fitness and studio owners in Saskatchewan are pushing the provincial government to view the exercise spaces as essential services.

Greater Saskatoon Catholic Schools (GSCS) says it was informed of a positive COVID-19 case at St. Joseph High School.

Turning the corner on unemployment and growing small and medium-sized businesses in Saskatoon is what mayoral candidate Rob Norris hopes to achieve if elected on Nov. 9.

Police remain on scene investigating a fatal crash that occurred Wednesday morning on Circle Drive near the College Drive exit. 1

Sask. Party leader Scott Moe says he is proud of the partnerships his party has made with Indigenous people over the years. He says he sees true reconciliation done through the economy. 1

The Saskatchewan NDP say they will revive the film tax credit if elected government, a move the party says will bring back jobs in the province’s film industry.

As COVID-19 cases climb and hospitals tighten rules around visitation, the Saskatchewan Union of Nurses (SUN) is calling on the public to better adhere to the public health protocols.

The Saskatchewan Health Authority (SHA) says Cumberland House Health Centre is temporarily closing due to COVID-19.

Hundreds of people are being evacuated from a remote First Nation in northwestern Ontario due to a water crisis, the community's chief said Wednesday, accusing the federal and provincial governments of 'dehumanizing' inaction.

A Saskatchewan non-profit organization is offering legal advice at no charge to people who have experienced sexual harassment.

Moderate winds will continue to blow across our region, with a slight chance of snow banding across sections of Saskatchewan.

The mayor of the Northern Village of Pelican Narrows is raising concerns about special voting procedures for Peter Ballantyne Cree Nation (PBCN) communities.

For the first time since Griffiths Stadium hosted the Vanier Cup in 2006, the Huskies will be playing and practicing on new artificial turf.

John Fryters says provincial political parties must address the concerns of senior voters in their platforms.

When Tristen Durocher walked from La Ronge to the legislature in Regina, it put the issue of suicide in the spotlight.

The Saskatchewan NDP say many seniors on fixed incomes will now pay an additional $300 a year for home care services, a cost that is concerning some families.

While many businesses were forced to close this spring because of the pandemic, the Comfort Inn and Suites in North Battleford was able to stay open, stepping up for health care workers in a big way. 1

Scott Moe is on the campaign trail for the first time as the leader of a political party, after replacing Brad Wall as the leader of the Saskatchewan Party. He sat down with CTV News Regina's Lee Jones to discuss the coming provincial election. 1

A person or persons attended the following Saskatoon businesses while likely infectious, the Saskatchewan Health Authority says.

The former face of Saskatoon Crime Stoppers has taken a volunteer position with Toronto Crime Stoppers, helping the organization with their social media.

The city’s first safe consumption site is into its third week of operation and while those working at the site say it’s gone very smoothly, a mom living in the area wonders how safe it is for kids in the community. 1