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Alcohol agreement hailed as first step toward tearing down internal trade barriers

On Tuesday, nine provinces signed an agreement to allow direct-to-consumer alcohol sales during the First Ministers Meetings in Charlottetown, P.E.I.

Saskatchewan RCMP arrest man who fled into woods handcuffed

Saskatchewan RCMP say they have arrested a man who fled into a wooded area while in handcuffs. 

‘How much fun it was’: Last shack tent removed from Waskesiu after nearly 100 years

Earlier this summer, the last original shack tent in the townsite of Waskesiu in Prince Albert National Park was removed, marking the end of a tradition that began nearly a century ago.

High temperatures, small chance of rain in store for Saskatoon this weekend

A continuation of a sweltering July is expected this coming weekend for the Bridge City, as residents can expect some elevated daily highs.

Semi-truck hauling grain bin hits Saskatoon overpass

For the fifth time this year a Saskatoon overpass has been struck by an oversized vehicle. 

Canadian country music stars teaming up for all-star Saskatoon concert

Some of Canada’s best country musicians are teaming up for a can’t-miss Saskatoon concert ahead of the Canadian Country Music Awards.

Weapons experts testify on fourth day of inquest in Boden Umpherville’s death

The family of Boden Umpherville is growing frustrated with the proceedings, on day four of the inquest into the 2023 arrest that led to his death. Family member Chase Sinclair would like to see more civilian involvement in Serious Incident Response Team (SIRT) investigations.

Saskatoon spray pad hours extended due to extreme heat

The City of Saskatoon has once again extended spray pad hours due to extreme heat. 

‘We know this update is disappointing’: Harry Bailey Aquatic Centre reopening delayed again

Saskatoon's Harry Bailey Aquatic Centre will not reopen in fall as scheduled. 

Three men missing during foraging trip in northern Saskatchewan

Multiple search agencies including RCMP are looking for three men who were reported missing after setting out on a foraging trip in northern Saskatchewan. 

Tibetan monks visit Saskatchewan First Nation for healing ceremonies

A Saskatchewan First Nation is hosting Tibetan monks from across the world for a week of healing ceremonies and cultural exchange.

Woman charged with murder in Sask. northern village homicide

A 47-year-old woman has been charged with second-degree murder after a man was found dead in Green Lake, Sask.

Charges laid against driver, company in Saskatoon overpass crash

A Martensville-based construction company and driver are facing charges after an oversized load struck and damaged a Saskatoon overpass on March 11.

The Saskatoon Selects are second to none

The Saskatoon Selects Softball program has a full collection of provincial titles. Meet the players prepping for nationals.

‘You’re killing our business’: Sask. business feels impact of looming U.S. tariff threat

Hugsy’s Place is a unique local business located in Martensville, Sask. The owner, Kelvin Fellner says the American snack and goods store has been a passion of his since he was young. However, the most recent round of tariffs imposed by the United States has been deeply concerning for the local business owner.