Two Saskatchewan researchers have seen evidence that pet therapy in jails can be effective. Their program PAWSitive Support has been offered at Drumheller Institution since 2016. Dr. Colleen Dell is w...

From defensive, tight-checking to wide-open, goals galore! Those extremes have been seen in the first two Saskatoon Blades’ home games in the 2019-20 W-H-L season. Unfortunately for the Bridge C...

The Assistant Commissioner of the RCMP says the 2 teens who killed 3 people in northern British Columbia this past summer before killing themselves admitted to doing so in videos police uncovered when...

City of Saskatoon crews are on standby in case of snow. The Public Works department says up to ten plows and 15 graders are ready to go if the winter white stuff falls on the city. Officials believe t...

Saskatoon Light and Power customers are getting threatening calls from scammers. They are demanding money claiming the accounts have been overdue for a number of months and say service will be cut off...

Saskatchewan’s Finance Minister says a strike would not be in the best interests of the Crown Corporations at the bargaining table or the people of Saskatchewan. Donna Harpauer says she is confi...

Multiple people have been arrested following a drug investigation in the city’s Pacific Heights neighbourhood. On Thursday, members of the Drug Unit observed activity consistent with drug dealin...

Prince Albert Police were called to the 300 block of 20th Street East around 9 o’clock last night to respond to a report of a woman who had been assaulted with a firearm. In addition, during the...

If you were on Highway 12 this morning north of Saskatoon you may have noticed the Haz-mat unit along with several fire trucks, and the Warman Fire Department, were out in full force after an accident...

Hundreds gathered at Civic Square at Saskatoon City Hall Friday afternoon for a Climate Change Rally, one of many taking place across Canada. Saskatoon Cycles took part in the rally by hosting a slow ...