Compared to other provinces in these challenging times of dealing with COVID-19, the Saskatchewan real estate market has been relatively resilient to date. That’s according to the Saskatchewan R...

Plans for 2020 Municipal and School Board Elections, in Saskatoon, are moving forward. City Council approved the number of polling stations and location, on April 27. This year Saskatoon will see 66 p...

Update: Joel Michael Thomas McKenzie was located safe at a relative’s home. The Saskatoon Police Service would like to thank members of the public and the media for their assistance in the matte...

Saskatoon’s natural areas take up 14 per cent of the city and are worth an estimated $48.2-million a year. That from a pilot project report to the Environment Committee which took into account t...

BASF has stepped into the fight against the COVID-19 virus in Saskatoon. The company has donated hand soaps, sanitizer, disinfectants, gloves and safety glasses to local health care facilities. The co...

On Saturday, at approximately 1:00 am, the Guns & Gangs Unit with assistance from the Tactical Support Unit executed a search warrant in the 700 block of 5th Ave North. Members of the Guns & G...

If you plan to go outside with your mom this weekend, the City of Saskatoon is reminding residents that the provincial Public Health Order is still in effect. Follow physical distancing guidelines by ...

Five of the nine new cases are located in the Far North region, with an additional three in the North region. The remaining case is in the Central region. There are 15 people in hospital. Five are in ...

The federal government has suspended shipments of N95 respirators from a Montreal based supplier that was outsourcing to China. In a shipment of around 11 million masks, 8 million were rejected. Prime...

Mayor Charlie Clark is asking residents to make some noise and cheer for heroes Saturday evening. Residents are invited to join in and celebrate essential workers. Over the last several weeks, differe...