A procurement approach for obtaining a private partner to manage one or both of the future Downtown Event and Entertainment District facilities has been approved by Saskatoon City Council. At today...

The Moose Jaw Police Service says in a news release a 58-year-old resident has been charged with assault. The resident in question is former Sask Party MLA, Gregory Lawrence, who is now sitting as an ...

In an effort to limit the injury, destruction or removal of trees on City Property, Saskatoon City Council has approved and passed a new Tree Protection Bylaw. The bylaw partains to trees with 50 per ...

The City of Saskatoon has awarded an almost $97,000 contract for bike advocacy. According to the Request for Proposals, the BYXE Street Team will provide in-person, on-site cycling education and foste...

Family members of Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls now have a new place to go for support. Located in Saskatoon, Red Eagle Lodge promises legal consultations, mental health resources, a...

It is time to start thinking about where and when you might like to camp this summer. Sask Parks has announced reservation dates for the 2024 camping season in provincial parks. They begin April 1st f...

It was a record-breaking day yesterday (Tues) weather-wise. Environment Canada says it’s because of a mild, Pacific air mass. Twenty-three records were broken across the province for the hottest...

Greg Lawrence has resigned from the Saskatchewan Party caucus. A short news release issued late Tuesday afternoon says the decision comes as “an active police investigation is occurring into his...

A two-pronged operation resulted in three arrests plus seizure of weapons and drugs (pictured) by the Saskatoon Police Service on Monday. A Guns and Gangs Unit investigation led to the arrest of two, ...

Record breaking temperatures in January have some people thinking ahead to the potential forest fire hazard this spring and summer in northern Saskatchewan. Grand Chief Brian Hardlotte says the prospe...