The members of Sturgeon Lake First Nation (SLFN) approved a historic $152 million settlement agreement with the federal government. A community vote was held from July 22nd to 26th on an Agricultural ...

At Wednesday’s City Council Meeting Councillor Randy Donauer said there have been numerous incidents this year, more so than previous years, involving aggressive coyotes. The Ward 5 City Council...

The Airport Drive southbound turn-bay to Claypool Drive is temporarily closed until Thursday, August 1. The City of Saskatoon says the closure is due to road heaving caused by nearby sewer main constr...

One of Saskatoon’s big summer events begins Thursday. It’s 25th Street Theatre’s Fringe Festival which continues through Saturday, August 10th both indoors and outdoors. The three in...

The Saskatchewan Public Safety Agency has launched a new app to help residents evacuated from their home due to situations outside of their control like forest fires. The Saskatchewan Evacuation App i...

Canada’s debt increases by $1,200 a second, which is more than $100 million every day. This is something the Canadian Taxpayers Federation highlights using a visual tool – a Debt Clock whi...

Lyle Stewart passed away following a lengthy battle with cancer. Premier Scott Moe revealed the news late Tuesday afternoon in a post on the social media platform X. Calling it another 'difficult day'...

Just before 6 Monday night, Saskatoon Police responded to the 600 block of Spadina Crescent East about an assault with a weapon. A woman told officers she had been assaulted by a man with a piece of a...

It took almost 10 hours from when the RCMP were first alerted to find four missing teens who had gone tubing down Shell River, north of Inglis, Manitoba, which is about 120 kilometres southeast of Yor...

Another local athlete has won an Olympic medal. Twenty-year-old Carissa Norsten from Waldheim is a member of the Canadian women's rugby sevens team which won a silver medal on Tuesday. Canada was beat...