The sounds of jigging and fiddle music, the Michif language, and voices from the past will be heard at Metis Cultural Days which begins today (Fri) and run through Sunday at the Western Development Mu...

House sales in Saskatoon remained stable in August. The Saskatoon Region Association of Realtors says although listings were down four-percent from August 2018, the number of homes sold remained about...

  Saskatoon High School Football League-regular-season openers North Battleford 21 Tommy Douglas 0 Marion Graham 21 Evan Hardy 9 St. Joseph at Prince Albert-Carlton – score unavailable ****...

The Colliers Cup Street Hockey Tournament is back. The 4th annual event to raise money for the Jim Pattison Children’s Hospital goes today (Fri) in Saskatoon along the 700 block of Spadina Cresc...

Robotics and Automation classes are now available across Saskatchewan. The courses for students in grades 7-to-12 were developed after consultations with several industry sources including Innovation ...

Rider Nation perked their collective ears this past Saturday when it was announced that receiver Jordan Williams-Lambert had been released by Chicago of the N-F-L. They, then, got really excited Wedne...

The Federal and Provincial Governments have announced infrastructure projects in another 20 Saskatchewan communities. The funding will go toward upgraded wastewater and drinking water systems in nine ...

Just after 2 this morning (Thurs), Saskatoon Police responded to a break and enter at a home in the 200 block of Avenue W South. They were told a man and woman forced their way into the home and assau...

The University of Saskatchewan is on track to have its highest enrollment ever. The number of students registered on the first day of classes indicate an increase of 1.6-percent for 2019-20. The assis...

Enrolment at the University of Saskatchewan is up by 1.6 per cent. The numbers are on track to be the university’s highest enrollment ever. Alison Pickrell, assistance vice-provost of strategic ...