Saskatoon

A trio of Saskatoon residents is moving forward with plans to try and trigger a referendum for the city’s downtown event and entertainment district. 

Deschambault Lake RCMP are asking the public for help locating a missing man with a cognitive disability.

Jury selection for the second trial for a former principal of a private Christian school began at Saskatoon’s Court of King’s Bench on Tuesday.

RCMP say it happened at 11 p.m. on Labour Day.

Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe is sounding off in support of Canada’s counter-tariffs on U.S. goods, which came into effect today.

The search is on for an inmate who did not return to the Saskatchewan Penitentiary over the long weekend after being granted a temporary absence.

For many people in Saskatoon, Labour Day is associated with a long weekend and a football game. But for more than two decades, a barbecue has been hosted for the Saskatoon community to highlight the history and meaning of Labour Day.

Environment Canada has issued a rainfall warning for parts of Saskatchewan Monday. 

Those in Brighton Core Park throughout the weekend were up and moving thanks to the fifth annual Latin Summer Festival, hosted by Latam, which highlights the Latino businesses of Canada.

A fire involving a large stack of pallets outside a retail store in Saskatoon caused minor smoke damage to the building Saturday evening.

The 19th annual Saskatoon Fireworks Festival has returned, and the event continues to grow each year in the city.

Kindersley RCMP are investigating a series of business thefts in west-central Saskatchewan that they believe may be connected.

After Canadian Blood Services stopped holding mobile blood donation clinics in Watrous years ago, Ediger began pushing to bring them back.

A petition calling on Saskatoon city council to restrict graphic anti-abortion images has drawn more than 3,100 signatures.

Saskatoon’s University Bridge and College Drive are now open for vehicles after months of being closed for construction.