The City of Saskatoon’s public pay parking and other parking enforcement measures will return on Monday. The plan is endorsed by the Governance and Priorities Committee and a special meeting of ...

The intersection of Central Avenue and 104th street closes at 7:00 am Wednesday. The city says workers will be replacing a sanitary manhole. The work is expected to take a day to complete if everythin...

Cameco is moving ahead with a corrective action plan for contaminated groundwater at Key Lake. In December of 2018, Cameco alerted provincial and federal regulators after discovering elevated uranium ...

Around five o’clock Tuesday afternoon, multiple 9-1-1 calls came in to the Saskatoon Fire Department about a grass fire near Highway 16 East and Market Drive. Then a second fire, believed to be ...

The provincial government has listed all the funding allocations for communities under the new Municipal Economic Enhancement Program. Government Relations Minister Lori Carr says it means ensuring im...

The city of Saskatoon is making adjustments when it comes to transit during the COVID-19 pandemic. The number of riders able to board buses has been reduced to enable physical distancing while seated ...

Saskatoon Police and RCMP members combined their efforts to arrest a man after he reportedly refused to stop for Police on Saturday. At approximately 4:20 p.m., Saskatoon Police received a report of a...

Just over half of the people in Canada who contracted COVID-19 have recovered. Canada’s Chief Public Health Officer, Dr. Theresa Tam, says there have been 78,499 cases, an increase of 11,093 cas...

CUPE Local 5430 is challenging comments made by Deputy Labour Minster Donna Johnson regarding COVID-19 in the workplace. Minister Johnson is quoted as saying “If there’s no reason to say t...

A 55-year-old Regina man, who was stopped and found to be driving while impaired and having his eight-year-old grandson as a passenger in the vehicle, faces four different charges when he appears in P...