The Saskatoon Police Service’s Serious Assault Unit is continuing to investigate a stabbing that occurred Friday night, from which a male victim was sent to hospital in serious condition while a...

A drug investigation that wrapped up last Thursday has led to the arrest of 14 people and so far 36 charges have been laid relating to drug and weapon offences. Members of the Tactical Support Unit (T...

There is a full day strike today by Saskatoon public library workers. CUPE 2669 issued strike notice to the Saskatoon Public Library (SPL) last week. All libraries will be closed Tuesday and will reop...

The Saskatoon Fire Department had to extricate a person from a Loraas truck who’d been dumped into the truck from a Loraas bin. The driver tipped the bin and realized someone was in the bin. Thi...

The Saskatchewan Serious Incident Response Team (SIRT) says it has taken carriage of an investigation into an accident in Moose Jaw last Thursday. In a news release from SIRT it states Moose Jaw Polic...

Outgoing Mayor Charlie Clark says he is spending these last few days organizing all his files and saying goodbye to staff. In terms of advice for the next mayor, Clark says it is a tough time in polit...

A Ward 1 candidate, incumbent Darren Hill, says he has heard from residents that someone has been saying they are representing Hill’s campaign on the doorstep, but they are acting erratically an...

The owner of a Saskatoon 3D printing business is addressing some misinformation being spread regarding the validity of tiny homes for solving the homelessness issue. In late September, Saskatoon mayor...

Empowering young women by connecting them with mentors from various career fields is what an event on Wednesday night is all about in Saskatoon. It’s called CONNECTED, and the goal is to connect...

In 1979, the City of Saskatoon, the University of Saskatchewan, and the provincial government decided that the land bordering the South Saskatchewan River Basin was worth preserving. This year, the Me...