Saskatoon

City council declared Saskatoon a 2SLGBTQQIA+ safe city during its regular meeting Wednesday.

Prairie Harm Reduction (PHR) is claiming the city’s overdose deaths are higher than government-reported figures, raising concern about the true scale of the crisis.

A 27-year-old man arrested and charged by police in Ottawa following a human trafficking investigation in March may have victims in Saskatchewan, according to police.

Two students from Saskatoon are among the 2025 Loran Award recipients, beating out over 6,000 applicants from across Canada.

Investigation underway after an inmate died at the Saskatoon Correctional Centre on the weekend. 

Saskatoon firefighters snuffed out a house fire in Saskatoon’s Pleasant Hill neighbourhood on Tuesday morning.

Saskatchewan’s trade minister sees a bright future for Indigenous-owned businesses in the province —  a major driver of economic growth.

A self-proclaimed Indigenous healer who pleaded guilty to sexually assaulting 12 of his patients, stood up in court and apologized for “what they went through.”

If City Council’s latest decision makes it through the next stages of consultation, Prince Albert residents could see a permanent enhanced emergency shelter up and running next year.

Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe says a plan by the United States to restore Russia's ability to sell fertilizer is a backchannel that funds Ukrainian death and suffering.

With few options to help address Saskatoon’s worsening drug crisis, the Broadway Business Improvement District is stepping up to try and fill the void.

The devastating pace of Saskatoon’s fentanyl overdose crisis was set in sharp relief as government officials revealed the death toll on Tuesday.

A Saskatchewan family is looking for answers about the death of their 18-year-old daughter Serenity Severight, who took her own life in December 2023 while in the care of Regina’s Street Culture Project.

Saskatoon Police Chief Cam McBride with an update on the drugs at the centre of the overdose increase, and how to handle the crisis.

Spring may have officially sprung, but Canada’s weather service is warning folks in central Saskatchewan to prepare for another blast of blustery winter weather.