A Saskatoon police officer was bitten in the leg by a dog after responding to a domestic dispute call. It happened on Sunday when officers arrived at a home on the 300 block of Avenue J North. They en...

They have essentially been doing an airshow a day for more than a week after launching Operation Inspiration and now Canada’s Snowbirds come home to Saskatchewan. The Snowbirds flight path today...

A former Saskatchewan resident, and World War Two Mtis Veteran, has received formal thanks from the Mtis Nation, a $20 thousand Recognition Payment, and an apology from Canada. Marie Knight was born i...

While provincial parks and campgrounds open for business on June first, the opening of national parks is still unclear. Parks Canada says visitor services and vehicle access remain closed at all natio...

Around six o’clock Monday night, Saskatoon Police say officers saw a 29 year old man throwing large stones at vehicles, including a patrol car, at the corner of Idylwyld and 25th Street. Police ...

The City of Saskatoon has figured out a way for people to make remote presentations to City Council and Committee meetings. The “Remote Public Participation,” system was launched at Monday...

An investigation by the Guns and Gangs Unit has resulted in a number of people facing drug trafficking charges. On Friday, Police saw a suspicious red Dodge Durango leave a residence in the 700 block ...

Police are searching for someone responsible for shooting a firearm in a parking lot Monday morning. At approximately 1:00 a.m., Patrol officers were dispatched to a convenience store in the 200 block...

Opposition leader Ryan Meili has sent a letter to Premier Scott Moe directly asking for a meeting between the two politicians so they can negotiate the resumption of the legislature and the introducti...

The Prime Minister describes the latest roll out of financial aid, this time for Canada’s largest employers, as a bridge loan not a bailout. And it is available only if they are unable to obtain...