Saskatoon’s fire chief doesn’t believe needle collection will be a problem after the safe drug consumption site opens in January. Morgan Hackl says the department’s quick-response pr...

In a spring online survey, the provincial government asked students, parents, and community members what students need to be successful in school. Nearly 9,000 people had their say. According to the p...

The Canadian Federation of Independent Business says payroll taxes place a disproportionate burden of taxation on smaller business, but it’s less of a problem in Saskatchewan. According to the C...

One man is dead after an incident involving Wadena RCMP on the Fishing Lake First Nation. Yesterday (tue) afternoon around 1:20, two officers responded to a call from a residence on the First nation a...

Heavy smoke and intense heat greeted fire fighters as crews responded to a structure fire at Anderson Paving at 3134 Miller Avenue. Shortly after midnight [wed], heavy smoke was visible from the secon...

Saskatoon Transit has plans to improve over 20 bus stops in the next year. The “Bus Stop Blues” campaign is into its third year. Saskatoon Transit Director Jim McDonald says the idea began...

The Greater Saskatoon Chamber of Commerce is on board with the City’s goal to combat climate change, but isn’t in favour of the proposed Low Emissions Community plan as it stands right now...

There were 2 fights at the Saskatoon Correctional Centre on Monday leading to a lockdown, which remains in place. A spokesperson for the Ministry of Policing and Corrections says 4 inmates were injure...

A GoFundMe page has been set up to help a well known Saskatchewan figure skater whose parents died in the multi-vehicle accident near Cereal, Alberta on August 20th. Alanna Liu was with her parents, f...

Just like our arteries can get clogged with fat and grease, so can our sewer lines, which leads to what the City of Saskatoon calls Irritable Sewer Syndrome. The City has begun an education campaign a...