Between 2015 and 2020, thirty adults and four children were victim of domestic homicide in Saskatchewan. Twenty-five of the adult victims were female and five were male. There were also four suicides ...

Saskatoon motorists will have to get used to sharing the road with e-scooters, as City Council has voted to amend the Traffic Bylaw and allow them on public streets seasonally, every year. Although th...

The NDP’s Rural and Remote Health Critic says the provincial government’s Recruitment and Retention plan isn’t worth the paper it’s printed on, as healthcare centres across wes...

A Saskatoon man wanted on Canada-wide warrants in connection to an extensive fraud investigation was located in the Lloydminster area on January 27th and charged. The team included the Lloydminster RC...

All properties in Saskatchewan are revalued every four years for property tax purposes, and this year is when those tax changes will take place, using the value of your property as of January 1st, 202...

At Saskatoon City Hall, work is underway on developing a plan to address the homelessness crisis in the city. The plan utilizes $4.48 million from the federal government to develop supportive housing ...

A woman and a man face a total of 13 weapons-related charges after a firearms investigation by the Saskatoon Police Service Guns and Gangs Unit. The charges include possession of dangerous weapon, car...

A reported firearms call to the Saskatoon Police Service Tuesday night turned out to be false and has resulted in an arrest for public mischief. An S-P-S news release says that, at about 5:30 p.m. on ...

Saskatoon motorists will have to get used to sharing the road with e-scooters, as City Council has voted to amend the Traffic Bylaw and allow them on public streets seasonally, every year. Although th...

The Saskatoon Police Service is asking Saskatoon residents to contact them if they find a GPS tracker on their vehicle. Police say last September a citizen contacted them and reported he located two G...