"When you can't hear, don't fill in the blank...lean in." That's the message from Anthony Olusola, the organizer of the 2nd Annual Afrocentric Symposium taking place this week at the Saskatoon Inn. Wh...

This month's oil and gas public offering brought in just over $3 million, down eight million from the offering held in December. On February 4th, the Estevan area generated the most revenue, generatin...

As part of ongoing efforts to surveil the Canada-U.S. border, RCMP have arrested 16 individuals attempting to enter Canada in recent days. Assistant Commissioner Lisa Moreland says two of these occurr...

Newcomers to Saskatoon have reported several challenges when it comes to settling down in their new city. Jasmine Calix with Immigration Partnership Saskatoon says according to the 2021 census, 17.8 p...

You might remember hearing about the ParticipACTION Community Challenge last summer, an event that encouraged communities across Canada to get active. Well, 1,200 towns and cities took part in the cha...

Protecting the core of Saskatoon was the topic of discussion at last night's Downtown Talks community event. Representatives from the Meewasin Valley Authority, Fire Community Support Team, Mustard Se...

The Saskatchewan Trucking Association is calling on provincial and federal governments to reduce operational obstacles for trucking companies across Canada, as looming tariffs threaten the health of t...

After searching for a forever home for over 40 years, the City of Saskatoon Archives have settled down in the Civic Square East Building, also known as the old post office. To celebrate its grand open...

For the first time ever, the Canadian Federation of Independant Business has not handed out a Golden Scissors Award as part of its Red Tape Awareness Week. CFIB's Tyler Slobogian says usually, groups ...

Often overshadowed by Groundhog Day, February 2nd is also recognized as World Wetlands Day. Andrew Holland with the Nature Conservancy of Canada says wetlands are the Swiss army knives of the ecosyste...