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SASKATOON NEWS
Saskatoon hospitals add 80 new acute care beds across city
With the 40 new medicine beds previously opened at City Hospital, the total number of new beds in the city over the past 12 months is up to 120, according to a release from the provincial government.
Bowline Logistics sentencing delayed in Saskatoon overpass crash
The crash occurred on March 5, when a semi operated by Regina-based Bowline Logistics collided with an overpass on Circle Drive while hauling a large excavator on a flatbed trailer, causing $400,000 in damage.
Saskatoon police briefs: Officers investigate Meadowgreen shooting
Police said officers found the shooting victim in the 200 block of Avenue Y South on Friday night. He was taken to a local hospital with injuries which were not beleived to be life-threatening.
Saskatoon roadwork to cause delays at Idylwyld and 22nd
Commuters in Saskatoon may have to deal with delays starting on Wednesday, as resurfacing work begins at the intersection of Idylwyld Drive and 22nd Street West.
SASKATCHEWAN NEWS
Three arrested after allegedly assaulting Regina teen with machete
Officers were called to the area of Fourth Avenue and Connaught Street at around 1 p.m. on Friday, where they found the injured boy "who had been assaulted by three males armed with a machete."
Preliminary inquiry continues for man accused in fatal Weyburn highway shooting
The court has allocated approximately two weeks for the hearing. It will determine whether there is sufficient evidence for Fahlman to stand trial. If so, the case will proceed to the Court of King's Bench.
Alberta separation debate likely to quiet down, but won't disappear, Sask. professors say
While roughly 75 per cent backed Alberta staying in Canada, two professors in Saskatchewan say the referendum results show support for separation remains significant, and the topic could resurface.
After 22 years, Piapot First Nation breaks ground on Regina development
The Piapot First Nation is moving ahead with a nearly $10 million commercial development in North Central Regina, more than two decades after purchasing the Angus Street property.
SPORTS
Trophy trouble: Hilltops apologize to Thunder for PFC championship game blunder
The Saskatoon Hilltops have apologized to the Regina Thunder after forgetting to bring the PFC trophy to the final, leaving the newly crowned champions empty-handed on Sunday.
Meadow Lake track star Avery Pearson races to first pro contract
Five years removed from her first indoor competition, Meadow Lake's Avery Pearson has gone from the University of Saskatchewan Huskies to earning a professional contract in Boulder, Colo.
Regina Thunder pulls away from Sasktoon Hilltops, claims PFC title
The Regina Thunder were the top of the Prairie Football Conference all season and they capped it off with a 44-19 win over the Saskatoon Hilltops to claim the title and advance to the Canadian Bowl semifinals.
Saskatchewan finds end zone late, clinching postseason berth with 16-12 win
The Saskatchewan Roughriders scored a late touchdown as they earned a 16-12 win over the visiting Montreal Alouettes to clinch a spot in the CFL postseason, improving to 8-9.
CANADA & WORLD
Alberta referendum: What's next after voters reject separation?
Journalists on the ground for the Alberta referendum say while not everyone who voted for a separation vote actually wants the province to leave Canada, many "remain" voters likely want change as well.
New lawsuit filed challenging Trump's tariffs on Canada
The lawsuit, filed by the non-profit Liberty Justice Center on behalf of U.S. food importer Gellert Global Group, argues Trump's use of a Depression-era trade statute exceeds his power as president.
Alberta separation debate likely to quiet down, but won't disappear, Sask. professors say
While roughly 75 per cent backed Alberta staying in Canada, two professors in Saskatchewan say the referendum results show support for separation remains significant, and the topic could resurface.
Carney warns constitutional reforms 'difficult,' says he's after 'common solutions'
Carney made the comments to reporters as he welcomed the results of the Alberta referendum, which saw about three-quarters of the province vote against separating from Canada.
AGRICULTURE
VIDEO: Flames damage farmyard shop on Highway 6, north of Regina
Deputy fire chief Gord Hewitt said firefighters were able to prevent a home from burning in the farmyard, but the shop was seriously damaged. "They're just putting out some hot spots right now."
Sask. harvest 93 per cent complete as snow starts to interfere
Rain and snow over the weekend slowed down the tail end of harvest operations in many parts of Saskatchewan, leaving producers hoping for more favourable weather conditions in the days ahead.
Public consultations open on Farm Security Act
The province said the confidential survey data will be used as part of a review of the act, in order to ensure that any potential changes make sense and meet the needs of the people.
New tractor and combine sales continued weakness in September
As of the end of September, there have been 512 4WD tractors sold in Canada in 2026 and 1,448 sold in the U.S. In the same period there have been 1,266 combines sold in Canada and 2,432 in the U.S.
SASKATCHEWAN STORIES WITH BRITTANY CAFFET
Exploring the tunnels beneath Saskatchewan's Legislative Building
What's beneath Saskatchewan's Legislative Building? About a kilometre of tunnels, a sealed-off older network, high-pressure steam - and absolutely no secret bunker.
The hunt for Saskatoon's mythical 21st Street tunnel
The old railway station. The Bessborough Hotel. A secret tunnel beneath 21st Street connecting the two. It's one of Saskatoon's favourite legends - and apparently, it never happened.
Sneaking beyond the tourist trail in the Tunnels of Moose Jaw
In this Saskatchewan Story, we slip through hidden doors and forgotten corners of the Tunnels of Moose Jaw with Reid Martin, uncovering the real history - and the legends - buried beneath the city.
What happens when you bring Saskatchewan's wind indoors?
Saskatchewan has more than enough wind. So why build a machine to make even more? The answer involves 900 fans, wheat fields, spray droplets and a whole lot of science.
