Last year's slate of city councilors spent a total of $29,188 on travel related expenses according to a report presented to Saskatoon's Governance and Priorities Committee today. In 2024, the City all...

There are currently over 1,000 Canadians waiting to find their match. No, not on a dating site, but on a stem cell transplant list. Lisa Beechinor with Canadian Blood Services says her team will be dr...

Two males have been arrested following the report of a shooting on Waterhen Lake First Nation. Meadow Lake RCMP received the report at 6:15 Saturday evening. Officers say they found one injured male o...

Two Saskatoon senior homes took part in the 16th Annual All Seniors Care Senior Games this week, a Canada-wide Olympic-style competition complete with opening and closing ceremonies and medals. Health...

Safety on City transit "I would never recommend Saskatoon Transit to anyone ever, and that is hurtful. I think you all realize that I wouldn't say that lightly." That's from Mary Fedun, a concerned Sa...

The Financial and Consumer Affairs Authority of Saskatchewan is warning investors of an online entity called Maple Bit, as it is not registered to trade or sell securities or derivatives in the provin...

The Federation of Sovereign Indigenous Nations is urging business and trade leaders to recognize First Nations' economic sovereignty when discussing trade relations with the United States. A release f...

A 59-year-old man is facing various weapon and drug related charges after a search warrant was executed at a home northeast of Humboldt. On Tuesday, Saskatchewan RCMP's Prince Albert Crime Reduction T...

After a Monday deal between Canada and the United States postponed impending tariffs for an extra 30 days, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says we need to make use of the extension. Trudeau is joining t...

The smell of burning sweetgrass filled the air at Saskatchewan Polytechnic yesterday as the women of James Smith Cree Nation presented the school with a cherished cultural artifact, the Talking Quilt....