Members of the Saskatoon Survivors Circle gathered in Civic Square on Friday for the raising of the Survivors' Flag ahead of the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation. The flag was designed by a g...

The NDP says the province isn't doing enough when it comes to homelessness and housing initiatives. Clean-up began Thursday on the homeless encampments in the area of 20th Street West, 19th Street Wes...

The warmer, prolonged fall we're supposed to have may be good news for construction season in Saskatoon. Saskatoon Director of Construction and Design, Matt Jurkiewicz, says it's not something they'll...

At a time when visitation numbers are higher than ever, the Dakota Dunes Community Development Corporation has stepped up with a $200,000 donation to the Saskatoon Food Bank and Learning Centre. Food ...

Saskatoon's public confidence in police is unchanged year-over-year, but it isn't that high. According to a recent survey, the Advanis Police Service Benchmarks Study, 56 per cent of respondents rate ...

The Jim Pattison Children's Hospital Foundation, Whitecap Dakota Nation, and Saskatchewan Polytechnic were all part of a significant dual announcement Thursday morning in Saskatoon. The JPCH Foundatio...

Residents of several Saskatoon and Regina neighborhoods could soon see some changes to the way they get their mail. Next month, the gradual process of transferring several postal codes from door-to-do...

Parents, athletes, and coaches are invited to Roxy Theatre on Thursday for a discussion about consent and misogyny in the context of hockey culture. The event will feature a showing of the documentary...

Residents in the area of Brevoort Park South can rest at ease this rainy season, as Saskatoon's latest Flood Control Strategy project is now officially complete. Russ Munro, Director of Saskatoon Wate...

Following over a year of legal turmoil, the Saskatchewan Environmental Society is getting its Court of Appeal hearing regarding the Provincial extension of coal-fired power plants. Back on June 18, 20...