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 ...

The Saskatchewan Beef Industry Conference opened in Saskatoon this morning with a funding announcement for livestock and forage research. The federal/provincial Agriculture Development Fund will provi...

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...

At Wednesday’s Saskatoon City Council meeting the city administration was asked what plans are in the works to secure the University Bridge in light of the most recent fire from an encampment. A...

Vaulted ceilings, four bedrooms, three-and-a-half bathrooms, a fireplace, a home gym, and a private balcony: it could all be yours, but only if you purchase a ticket for the Spring 2025 Hospital Home ...

The Saskatchewan RCMP says there were 27 per cent more homicide files and 33 per cent more homicide victims in 2024 than the year prior. Saskatchewan RCMP investigated 38 homicide files in 2024 (Janua...

Repairs to the sanitary sewer line damaged during a fire last week under the University Bridge are complete and the bridge has been fully reopened to traffic. The damaged section of the sanitary sewer...

One woman was taken to hospital yesterday after being hit by a City bus. It happened over the lunch hour Monday at Louise Avenue and 8th Street East. The Saskatoon Police Service says a woman stepped ...

In more ways than one, youth from across the province will be keeping the energy high during TeleMiracle 49 in Saskatoon this year. Danika Dinko, TeleMiracle Executive Director, says this year’s...

There is a cost for all that government red tape, in the amount of time it takes to fill out all the forms and the time it takes away from other work business owners could be doing. That’s what ...