In an effort to wrap up what’s been almost a year of bargaining with their employer, CUPE 5430 is launching a province-wide awareness campaign. CUPE 5430 represents healthcare workers who work i...

With more people travelling with their pets in general, and on summer holidays, and considering the extreme heat we have experienced in recent years and the air quality issues from wildfires, the Sask...

The Saskatoon Fire Department responded to two fires in the early morning hours on Saturday. At 1:14am, crews were called to the first fire in the 300 block of Childers Crescent. Firefighters say flam...

A British Columbian man who set out to travel across Canada this summer has been out of touch with his family since July 24th, and Indian Head RCMP are asking for the public’s help in finding hi...

The results presented in the 2023 Crime Severity Index report released by Statistics Canada yesterday display both some promising news and a challenge that lies before Saskatoon. Police Chief Cam McBr...

One of 12 groups which applied to have intervenor status in the legal dispute over the province’s pronoun consent bylaw has been denied. The Saskatchewan Appeal Court disallowed Our Duty Canada&...

The assistant Commissioner of the Saskatchewan RCMP says, “The reality of the situation is that crime continues to increase across Saskatchewan RCMP jurisdiction.” This is in response to S...

Good news came to the Saskatoon Food Bank and Learning Centre following a provincial funding announcement made on Thursday. To help ease demand and pressures, the provincial government revealed that t...

Coming in at $1.3 million apiece, the City of Saskatoon has purchased two new electric buses to add to their fleet. Director of Saskatoon Transit Mike Mollenbeck says the buses were brought in in an e...

As of late afternoon Thursday, Parks Canada stated in a social media update that fire crews are still fighting fires within the Town of Jasper and continue to deal with fire jumping from one building ...