Despite the aftermath of several snow events piled on top of Saskatoon's sidewalks and centre medians, the City says it will continue to monitor the condition of residential streets and that the condi...

A 72-year-old man is facing charges in connection to five reported frauds involving local businesses. Saskatoon Police say in each of the reported incidents, which date back to 2023, complainants said...

A better understanding of kochia's herbicide-resistant properties is the main focus of new crop research funding from the federal government. Tuesday morning, federal agriculture minister Heath MacDon...

Saskatchewan's Agriculture Minister is hopeful there will be positive developments on canola and yellow pea tariffs following Prime Minister Carney's state visit to China this week. Carney will be joi...

The deadline to complete the Big Game and Game Bird Hunter Harvest Survey is fast approaching. The provincial government is encouraging hunters to give their feedback by January 20th. Environment Mini...

Officers with Saskatoon Crime Stoppers had to sift through 26,035 anonymous tips in 2025, 38 of which led to arrests and charges. Crime Stoppers Coordinator Derek Chesney adds that the most prevalent ...

Despite the warm temperatures forecast for this week, Saskatoon's Deputy Fire Chief says residents don't need to worry about ice thickness on the city's storm ponds. Rob Hogan explains that once the i...

As businesses continue to infuse Ai assistance into every-day operations, it's important that they stay diligent about what information they feed said programs. That's from Chris O'Sullivan, the Chief...

The Canadian Light Source in Saskatoon is once again being featured as a catalyst for groundbreaking research. For the last three years, Dr. Tom Tiedje (TEE-jee) at the University of Victoria has been...

The number once threat to firefighters nowadays is no longer giant blazes, but rather a silent killer. Saskatoon Fire Fighters Union Representative Jayden Poirier says of 330 line-of-duty deaths of Ca...