Good news for tennis and pickleball players: The city is opening the courts starting Friday. Crews are preparing for that right now at the city’s 42 tennis court and 16 pickleball courts through...

The province has announced $1.125 million dollars in funding for caregivers of people with intellectual disabilities during the pandemic. The money will provide $100 per month from June to September t...

Saskatoon Police are hoping that someone can identify a dark-coloured truck that police believe was involved in a homicide case on April 13th at Avenue T and 21st Street. The truck was parked on Avenu...

The largest helium purification plant in Canada is going to be built in Saskatchewan. North American Helium Inc. is building the facility near Battle Creek in southwest Saskatchewan, near the Albert b...

A fire investigator has determined that arson was the cause of a garage fire on the 100 block of Avenue K South a week ago. Multiple 911 calls came in and firefighters were on the scene in under four ...

According to the latest Angus Reid survey, the two Premiers with the highest levels of approval this quarter are facing significantly different situations when it comes to COVID-19. In New Brunswick, ...

The Saskatchewan Health Authority has declared a community transmitted outbreak in Saskatoon. Medical Health Officer, Dr. Johnmark Opondo, says there is one confirmed positive case and one presumptive...

The death toll from COVID-19 in Saskatchewan has reached 10. The government says one death under investigation has been confirmed as being COVID-19 related. Both are from the Far North region of the p...

Pelican Narrows RCMP have arrested what they describe as a known bootlegger. At a COVID-19 Security CheckStop, the only entrance into the Peter Ballantyne Cree Nation near Pelican Narrows, RCMP were t...

Saskatoon Transit will go back to charging fares as of June 8th, the same day the province begins Phase 3 of re-opening the economy. Riders would go back to entering from the front instead of the back...