The man charged in the 2018 death of James Chaisson has been sentenced to life in prison. Brandin Cole Brick, 29 years, was sentenced to life in prison, with no eligibility for parole for 12 years, af...

The Sask. Party says, if re-elected, it will make children's sports, arts, and cultural activities more affordable by restarting the Active Families benefit for families with under $60 thousand annual...

A 34 year old man is facing an impaired driving charge after an accident involving Saskatoon Police shortly after ten o’clock Wednesday night. Two officers in an unmarked vehicle were turning le...

The Sask. Party says a re-elected Saskatchewan Party government will introduce a new Saskatchewan Home Renovation Tax Credit to make the cost of home renovations more affordable and help drive Saskatc...

Two people are facing charges after a suspicious vehicle was reported on the 500 block of Devonshire Crescent around 3:30 this morning (mon). Officers allegedly found a man in the driver’s seat ...

The need for a new central library for Saskatoon is not a new idea. Saskatoon Public Library’s CEO estimates it was identified about 30 years ago that a new downtown building was needed because ...

Although COVID-19 has meant changes, the 5th annual Saskatchewan Police Memorial Ride to Remember will go on, but in a modified format. Saskatoon Police Staff Sgt Tony Nadon says instead of cycling fr...

Saskatchewan will be arguing its carbon tax reference case before the Supreme Court Tuesday and Wednesday. The Province is requesting the Supreme Court settle the issue of the constitutionality of the...

The total number of COVID-19 cases linked to the Brandt Industries workplace in Saskatoon is up to 17 after three new infections were identified from there in Monday’s update from the Ministry o...

That cougar spotted on the doorbell cam in Moose Jaw is being tracked through the downtown by Conservation Officers. It was spotted by the Co-op about a block from the city’s Main street mid-mor...