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Saskatoon students showcase innovative projects at U of S

Students in grades 6-12 from the Saskatoon area gathered at the University of Saskatchewan on Thursday to show off the science projects they’ve been working on for the past year.

Saskatoon police see 25% increase in mental health calls 

Saskatoon police are reporting another record year for its police and crisis team (PACT) program.

‘A chance to heal’: YWCA Saskatoon opens new transitional housing

Thirty-five families fleeing domestic violence will have a new place to find safety and stability in Saskatoon. On Thursday, YWCA Saskatoon officially opened “Hopeful Hearts,” a new transitional housing wing.

Regina man found guilty of murder in 2021 homicide case

After a near four-week trial, Thomas Louis Bodechon was found guilty of first-degree murder for the 2021 death of Kade Luke Neapetung in Regina.

‘Feel like an attack’: STC Chief slams city councillor’s call to cut homeless services

Saskatoon Tribal Council Chief Mark Arcand is speaking out against recent comments made by city councillor Robert Pearce.

Sask. ombudsman’s annual report shows 11% rise in complaints in 2024

For a fourth consecutive year, Saskatchewan’s social services and corrections ministries garnered the most complaints to the province’s ombudsman.

Sask. Polytech lays off 27 employees due to decline in international enrollment

Saskatchewan Polytechnic has laid off 27 employees due to a decline in international enrollment and uncertainty created by the U.S./Canada trade war.

Early fire bans implemented in 4 Sask. communities

A handful of RMs in Saskatchewan have opted to impose fire bans this week.

U of S to move ahead with demolition of 2 historic buildings deemed unsafe, too expensive to restore

Plans to demolish two historic buildings on campus grounds at the University of Saskatchewan (U of S) will move forward.

Sask. premier says NDP leader competing ‘for the backseats’ in federal election

Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe said the NDP will be competing with the Green Party “for the backseats” in the upcoming federal election. 

‘It’s stressful’: Sask. residents cut back spending to hedge against uncertainty

A national survey shows people in Saskatchewan and Manitoba are bracing for economic uncertainty. However, many have been preparing for the impact, which may mitigate the worst effects in our provinces.

Warm weather in Saskatoon leading to increased vehicle break-ins

Amanda Scherr walked outside to discover that her vehicle had been broken into last week - an experience becoming more and more common in Saskatoon.

Sask. mayors and brothers facing similar yet contrasting revenue challenges

Brothers Bill and Mark Powalinsky are mayors of two Saskatchewan communities separated by just 65 kilometres, but the challenges they face are drastically different.

Spring has sprung for the Saskatoon Police Service

Saskatoon Police Chief Cam McBride on how warmer weather affects the work of the SPS

Sask. government hires security company at seniors building, disputes claim of drug dealing

A resident who lives in a senior social housing building downtown Saskatoon is concerned about her safety.