Around 3:30 Sunday afternoon Saskatoon Police were called to a home in the 300 block of Avenue I North to a report of a man threatening another man with a gun. Patrol officers arriving on scene, with ...

Bargaining hasn’t begun, but at least the 2 sides are meeting this afternoon (Mon). Federated Co-operatives Limited CEO Scott Banda is meeting with Unifor’s national president, his assista...

Saskatchewan has posted the lowest number of road fatalities in the province’s recorded history. SGI’s preliminary statistics indicate 71 people were killed in accidents in 2019. In the pr...

The Nutana neighbourhood is the latest location for a Saskatoon CarShare Co-operative solar-powered electric vehicle. Brainsport has donated one of its parking spots for the car and its power station....

The Saskatoon Police Service has been able to cuts its operational costs in the 2020 budget because of the energy efficiency of the new police headquarters. Deputy Chief of Support Services, Mitch Yuz...

It’s a play that is sure to get people talking, or at least that’s the hope. The live documentary style play Reasonable Doubt to be presented at Persephone Theatre examines Indigenous and ...

At the age of 88, with a terminal illness and only days to live Jack Ervin Russel of Elva, Manitoba was accepted into the RCMP. Manitoba RCMP say Russell was actually accepted back in 1951 at the age ...

The city says it has reached a tentative agreement with CUPE Local 59. It’s a 4.5 year deal, expiring on June 30th 2023. Ratification begins the first week of February. Details of the package wo...

A search warrant at a home on the 400 block of Egbert Avenue netted police drugs, money and bear spray. Police say they went into the home about 1:30 Sunday morning and allege finding 657 grams of met...

The City of Saskatoon is looking to crack down on nuisance calls for emergency services. City Council will discuss a report today (mon) that has three options on the table. One option is to increase s...