At the end of last fiscal year, the provincial government fished up with a deficit several million dollars smaller than originally forecast. The budgeted deficit at the start of the year was $273 mill...

Prior to Saskatoon hopping on board, the City of Regina has started its partnership with provincial entity, SK Recycles. Starting July 1, items accepted in the blue cart are changing, as recycling pro...

SCHEDULE FOR MONDAY, JUNE 30   The Canadian Football League is off until Thursday when Week 5 of the season starts with Winnipeg at Calgary. The Saskatchewan Roughriders are idle until Friday, Ju...

Saskatchewan NDP Leader Carla Beck is more excited for Canada Day this year than ever before, as the party is launching a new campaign to pass its Keep Saskatchewan In Canada Act. A release from the N...

Starting Monday at 7:00 p.m., several streets in downtown Saskatoon will have closures and lane restrictions for the annual Canada Day event. Road closures include Spadina Crescent from 2nd Avenue rou...

Before the weekend, we told you about Aerin Bowers and her attempt to swim the English Channel and she is already in the water. Aerin had a ten-day window to do the swim and when she gets to go is det...

A City of Saskatoon owned and run organics processing facility will be located about 400 metres south of the existing Landfill. The City of Saskatoon has announced that the federal government is going...

Gas prices in Saskatoon have hovered around 134.31 c/L for the past week while the national average fell 6.1 c/L in the last week to 134.90 c/L. That’s according to gasoline price website GasBud...

The City of Saskatoon is reminding the public that 2025 property tax payments are due Monday, June 30. After the due date passes, a 1.75 per cent monthly compounded late fee will be applied to any unp...

While kids are officially on summer vacation, a reminder from the City of Saskatoon that school and playground zones are in effect year-round. School and playground zones with posted 30 kilometre per ...