Monday afternoon, SaskEnergy is conducting controlled natural gas flares at its Prud’homme Storage Cavern Facility which is six kilometres south of Prud’homme. Natural gas is released in a...

The Canadian Union of Public Employees is calling for permanent multi-year wage increases for workers in group homes, childcare, women’s shelters, and other community-based organizations. The pr...

The Saskatoon Community Foundation has decided to reschedule the Walk with the Wind event to September 18th, 2021. COVID-19 and the problems with large gatherings are to blame. Over the past 13 years,...

A fire investigator has determined arson was the cause of a fire at a vacant property on the 400 block of Avenue S South Sunday morning. There was also damage to a neighbouring vacant property. The to...

Sunday morning, a man with a baseball bat reportedly entered a story on the 200 block of Pendygrasse Road, threatened the employee, damaged property, and made off with some goods. Saskatoon Police got...

The city says freeway cleanup starts today (mon). Maintenance crews will begin collecting litter from all freeways. It will happen between 7:00 am and 5:00 pm each day and is expected to take three to...

Green Cart season starts today (mon). It’s an opportunity to divert yard and food waste from the landfill. There is front street collection of yard and food waste every two weeks from May 4th to...

Phase 1 is here for the Re-open Saskatchewan plan. It’s the first of five phases to get back to an open economy after COVID-19 regulations were enacted. As the province said when the plan was an...

Camping will look different this year as the reservation system is set to open on Monday. Saskatchewan Provincial Parks will also re-open to limited day use. In addition to allowing people to use boat...

Canada’s zoos and aquariums are looking for a clearer picture of when they can re-open, and what measures need to be put in place to do so. The executive director of Canada’s Accredited Zo...