Saskatoon

A Saskatoon city councillor won’t be serving on a homelessness subcommittee after criticizing a local shelter and its operator.

A Saskatchewan man has been sentenced to eight years in prison for the sexual assaults of 12 women while under the guise of being an Indigenous medicine man.

Advance polls in Saskatchewan saw much more use this time around, compared to the 2021 federal election, as voters flocked to cast their ballot ahead April 28.

A union drive at a Saskatoon cannabis retailer has dragged on for nearly three years, with allegations of unfair labour practices now headed to the Court of King’s Bench.

Traffic lights are out at the intersection of 22nd Street and Diefenbaker Drive following a three-vehicle collision Wednesday morning.

A Toronto man faces a murder charge in connection with the death of a 63-year-old Saskatchewan First Nation woman in North Battleford last fall.

Students at Wesmor High School in Prince Albert will have a unique opportunity to vote on Election Day.

Darla Breton’s life changed forever in July of 2023 when her 22-year-old son Braylen was rushed to hospital. Doctors told Breton her son had a catastrophic brain injury.

Saskatoon’s police chief says a bylaw is being considered to stifle the growing number of bear spray attacks.

Five Saskatoon youths are facing charges after police say they assaulted a 16-year-old boy and took him captive early Saturday morning.

A 30-year-old Prince Albert woman was pronounced dead after being found inside a home following a fire on Sunday.

More than 13,000 babies were born in Saskatchewan in 2024, with the province creating a preliminary total count of 13,189 live births registered. These were the top 20 names for boys and girls, according to data collected by the province.

A GoFundMe has raised nearly $60,000 to cover medical bills for two Saskatchewan paramedics who were hit by a vehicle in Las Vegas, Nevada.

April is cancer awareness month and scientists at The Canadian Light Source CLS in Saskatoon are doing their part to ensure advancements in research keep moving forward.

Former Prince Albert mayor and city councillor Don Cody was recognized for his service by the Saskatchewan Urban Municipalities Association during their President’s Gala on April 15.