For the next six months, the Canadian Light Source at the University of Saskatchewan will be under construction, as the linear accelerator needs to be replaced. The linear accelerator, or linac, is th...

One-hundred-and-eighteen years ago today, Saskatoon was declared a city. In 1906, the city had a population of just 4,500, up significantly from a population of 113 just five years prior. The city was...

Women and their children escaping violence will soon benefit from new affordable rental units in Meadow Lake. The construction of a second-stage fourplex was announced on Friday. A release from the pr...

Each year, up to 125 youth from across the country gather virtually to form the RCMP's National Youth Advisory Committee. The group, comprised of youths ages 13 to 21 who hope to make a positive diffe...

Canadian singer Julie Nesrallah had always wanted to create a jazz album, but the opportunity had never presented itself, until now. Fever, Peel Me a Grape, and My Funny Valentine are just a few of th...

Suncrest College received two 'Education for Sustainable Development' awards last week for both the institute's Sustainable Construction and Biobed Demonstration projects. The Sustainable Construction...

The state of Highway 123 leading into Cumberland House has forced the community to declare a state of emergency. Recent rains have washed out the highway, limiting emergency supplies and service acces...

Three Saskatoon individuals have been arrested following an investigation into drug trafficking and the execution of a search warrant. Yesterday the Saskatoon Crime Reduction Team took enforcement act...

After being located south of Saskatoon on Clarence Avenue for roughly 30 years, the Saskatoon SPCA has officially moved to their new location in the north end. Saskatoon SPCA Executive Director Fred D...

After a five-year absence, the Saskatoon EX kick-off parade is making a comeback. August 6th at 10:00am the parade will begin at the corner of Spadina Crescent East and 24th Street East, make its way ...