The City of Saskatoon closed up 2025 with a small operating deficit but was otherwise in a strong financial position thanks to its Utility programs. Utilities garnered a surplus of $18.85 million, mai...

An expert on Ukraine-Canada relations at the University of Saskatchewan says a breakthrough is desperately needed in bringing the Russia-Ukraine war to a close. Professor Emeritus Bohdan Kordan says t...

Following footprints in the snow, the Battleford's RCMP tracked down suspects believed to be responsible for a break and enter in progress. This was last Thursday around 1:00 p.m. at a home on Saultea...

Last Friday Saskatoon RCMP Services conducted a traffic stop around 10:45 a.m. during traffic patrols on Highway 16, east of Wynyard. In a news release RCMP say they pulled the vehicle over for breach...

On the four-year anniversary of the start of the Russia-Ukraine war, the Ukrainian Canadian Congress is organizing a demonstration of support in Saskatoon this evening. UCC Saskatoon Branch President ...

Air Liquide Canada Inc. pleaded guilty earlier this month to violating The Occupational Health and Safety Regulations. The company pled guilty February 10th in Saskatoon Provincial Court in connection...

The City of Saskatoon says charges have been laid, for the first time, under the City's Business Licence Bylaw as it pertains to selling bear spray. The Saskatoon business in the 500 block of 20th Str...

Travel advice posted to social media by the Canadian federal government says roads in affected areas of Mexico are reopening, as well, airports in Puerto Vallarta and Guadalajara are open. But they ad...

A new report, called “Strengthening Saskatchewan’s Grid: Transmission to Power Communities and Growth.” was released Monday by the provincial government. The report highlights SaskPo...

There was a groundbreaking ceremony today on a new $51 million mining equipment manufacturing and servicing facility in Saskatoon. A news release from the province say the facility will bring mechanic...