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Saskatchewan’s police oversight agency has found no officers acted improperly in an incident which saw a man die after crashing his truck into a sewage lagoon while fleeing a traffic stop.
The encampment of tents currently located near 20th Street West and Avenue K in Saskatoon now features a bright orange notice to remedy, indicating that all occupants must be out by Thursday.
The Ukrainian Museum of Canada has joined the Global Coalition of Ukrainian Studies, an international network dedicated to preserving and sharing knowledge about Ukraine and its cultural heritage.
Firefighters from multiple communities helped battle a large industrial fire at a metal recycler business near the Saskatchewan and Alberta border in the Lloydminster area.
A 62-year-old woman has been ticketed for failing to yield following a collision involving an SUV and a motorcycle in Saskatoon.
A 31-year-old Saskatoon man is facing several charges after police seized a loaded shotgun, ammunition and fentanyl during a firearm investigation on the city’s west side.
A Saskatchewan family and First Nation leaders are calling for answers after a 36-year-old woman and her baby died following pregnancy complications.
Bill Henley from the Bridge City Bicycle Co-op talks about the services they provide to keep Saskatoon’s cycling culture thriving
Bridge City Warmth is a non-profit working to help the unhoused in Saskatoon - and the organization’s founder is voicing concerns as colder months draw near in Saskatchewan.
The City of Saskatoon acknowledges this summer was a difficult season of construction but says not much could be done to avoid traffic disruptions and detour headaches.
One man is facing several charges after a drug trafficking investigation in Prince Albert turned up cocaine, a rifle and 20 guitars.
The Prince Albert RCMP is encouraging residents to report suspicious activity as investigations into several recent thefts continue.
An 18-year-old girl is in hospital after being struck by a vehicle in Saskatoon Tuesday morning.
After more than eight decades in downtown Saskatoon, local business Burton’s For Shoes has announced it will be closing the doors of its Second Avenue location.
The family of a 72-year-old man is seeking answers and change within the health-care system after he was reportedly made to lie on the ground for several hours before receiving care.
The Saskatchewan Teachers’ Federation (STF) is taking aim at a lack of operational funding as part of a new advertising campaign.
