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Moe says tentative trade deal good for Saskatchewan

Premier Scott Moe shared his thoughts on trade with the U.S. after a tentative trade deal was struck to avoid another round of tariffs.

‘They are so cute’: Bunny yoga hops into its third season at Saskatoon-area farm

For some people, yoga is all about finding inner peace. But at a farm east of Saskatoon, it’s also about keeping up with a few fluffy distractions.

Speed cameras returning to Saskatchewan 

Drivers in Saskatchewan may want to keep an extra vigilant eye on their speedometers as new speed cameras are coming back across the province. 

Saskatoon zoo shares new details about grizzly bear’s death

Two days after announcing the death of beloved grizzly bear Koda, the Saskatoon Forestry Farm Park & Zoo says a post-mortem examination found a large tumour pressing on the bear’s upper spine. 

WWE star Kevin Owens excited to return home to Canada

WWE makes its return to Canada later this week, and the tour holds extra meaning for one Canadian star. 

Sask. RCMP make two arrests in Pelican Narrows shooting

Two people wanted in connection with a shooting investigation in Pelican Narrows have been arrested, according to RCMP.

Drunk driver who killed mother and daughter, pre-approved for day parole

Brittany Barry, the woman responsible for an alcohol-related 2024 crash that killed a mother and daughter from Alberta, has been pre-approved for day parole.

‘Just stay clear’: City of Saskatoon warns public after teen rescued from a sewer outfall

The City of Saskatoon is emphasizing the dangers of storm sewer outfalls after a teenage boy was rescued from one on Friday evening.

‘This is ridiculous’: NDP calls on cabinet ministers to visit Saskatoon’s 20th Street, Sask. government fires back

The Saskatchewan NDP is calling on two cabinet ministers to personally visit Saskatoon’s 20th Street West, where poverty, homelessness and addictions are an everyday struggle. 

Mischievous foxes stealing shoes from Saskatchewan campers

A sneaky duo has been having some fun at a Saskatchewan campground, much to the chagrin of visitors. 

Saskatoon celebrates dog days of summer with puppy paddle

The dog days of summer took on a new meaning in Saskatoon on Tuesday. 

‘Best way to grow the game’: PGA Tour winner hosts youth golf championship in Saskatchewan

A four-time PGA Tour winner is hosting a tournament in Saskatchewan this week, bringing junior golfers together while working to grow the game and inspire Indigenous youth.

Autopsy confirms identity of missing Sask. teen Peyton Flett

The Prince Albert Police Service (PAPS) says an autopsy has confirmed the identity of 14-year-old Peyton Flett, who’d been missing since June.

First-of-its-kind thermal spa set to open on Sask. First Nation

A first-of-its-kind thermal spa is scheduled to open on a Saskatchewan First Nation later this year. 

SPSA signs MOU with First Nations on wildfire strategy

The Saskatchewan Public Safety Agency (SPSA) is strengthening its commitment to work alongside the province’s First Nations.