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SASKATOON NEWS
14-year-old charged with assaulting 64-year-old man in Saskatoon
The alleged assault happened near the Midtown Plaza on March 13. Three youths came up to the man and were "confrontational towards him." The man was taken to hospital with minor injuries.
Saskatoon Police Briefs: Drug trafficking, youth hit by vehicle, multiple stabbings
According to police, a boy was struck by a vehicle while riding his bike Thursday afternoon near Arlington Avenue and Eastview. Police didn't say the extent of the boy's injuries.
Ice treats, sprinklers, pools: How the Saskatoon Forestry Farm Park & Zoo keep cool
Certain animals like zebras and lemurs enjoy the summer heat wave a bit more than the raccoons and bobcats. For those critters, they get extra special ice treats and cool pools to beat the summer heat.
Saskatchewan Jazz Festival returns to Saskatoon
The 10-day festival fills the city with hundreds of world-class artists. Thousands gather to enjoy the sounds of jazz, blues, funk and pop, with a program that spans not only genres but continents.
SASKATCHEWAN NEWS
'In our hearts': Aron Lunan's father hoping for justice as more murder charges laid
Aron Lunan, 35, was found dead in a field near Grand Coulee on June 10. Three people have been charged with first-degree murder in connection to his death. Aron's dad, Allan, hopes justice will be served.
PHOTOS: Farmhouse near Kronau damaged in 'tornado outbreak'
"The interior of the house is completely devastated," said farmer Barrett Eberle. "There aren't many windows left in the house. The roof is gone ... There are cracks all over the drywall."
Indian Head RCMP investigating fatal rollover near Sintaluta
A 51-year-old man from Carry the Kettle Nakoda Nation is dead following the single-vehicle rollover. Another person in the vehicle was taken to hospital with serious injuries according to RCMP.
Regina police say missing woman and girl may be travelling through Sask., Alta., B.C.
"There is no evidence to believe Erin or Zuri Sawatzky have come to harm, however, they are considered at risk due to health concerns and police would like to locate them to ensure their safety."
TODAY ON EVAN BRAY
The Evan Bray Show - Friday, July 4
Guest host Brent Loucks catches up with the province's top doctor, explores how to use humour to heal, takes a deep dive into Black American history in the province and gets an update from SARM.
THE GREEN ZONE REPLAY
The Green Zone Replay - Thursday, July 3
The Blue Jays are tied for 1st in the AL East, all eyes are on free agent Nikolaj Ehlers. Hockey insiders believe we will see a lot more movement now. Can the Bombers make it 4-0 tonight?
SPORTS
Roughrider Foundation celebrates successful year of giving back in Sask.
The foundation raised more than $250,000 for its youth programs through its three big annual fundraisers - the SaskTel Plaza of Honour Gala, the Winter Classic and its Pigskins and Punchlines event.
Brian Shalovelo still inspiring players after 47 years of coaching fastball in Saskatoon
"Successes can be many things. It can be not only skills development, but it's also like positive self image and work ethic - things like that really are life skills. It's not just playing the game."
'Insane': Artist moved by reception of 2025 Indigenous Riders logo
Nehiyaw artist Chris Chipak designed the new Indigenous Riders logo that was first unveiled on June 21. He spoke about the popularity of merchandise with the new design on Monday's The Evan Bray Show.
Riders hit bye week undefeated, eyeing rest and recovery
The Saskatchewan Roughriders are heading into their bye week undefeated, and players say the timing couldn't be better for rest and recovery after a physical start to the CFL season.
CANADA & WORLD
'Uniquely Canadian': Stampede begins with parade led by country star Shania Twain
With Canadians unhappy about tariffs from the U.S., Joel Cowley, the Stampede's chief executive said, domestic visitors could be higher this year. The Stampede runs from July 4 to July 13.
Russia hammers Kyiv in largest missile and drone barrage since war in Ukraine began
The barrage killed one person and wounded at least 26 others, including a child, and inflicted severe damage across multiple districts of the capital in a seven-hour onslaught, authorities said.
Academics call on Ottawa to speed up Palestinian student visas
The Palestinian Students and Scholars at Risk Network is a volunteer group of Canadian academics that helps connect Palestinian students at the graduate level and above to research projects in Canada.
Northern Manitoba town orders evacuation as wildfire threatens power
The evacuation of Lynn Lake begins Friday, though officials haven't provided a time for when residents must be out of their homes. The town says it is offering bus transportation for evacuees.
AGRICULTURE
'Can't buy your way out of drought': Southwest farmers continue to deal with dry conditions
Some cattle producers are looking at downsizing their operations due to a lack of locally produced hay for their cattle. They agree that programs need to be improved to help farmers battling long-term drought.
Sask. producers struggling with dry conditions despite rainstorms: Crop Report
"With in-crop herbicide applications largely complete, producers are shifting their focus on scouting crops and spraying for insects and disease when necessary," the Ministry of Agriculture noted.
Done deal: Bunge completes acquisition of Viterra
Farm groups voiced concerns following Canada's approval of the deal, including concerns about decreased competition, and said the government's conditions didn't go far enough to address these concerns.
Sask. Wildlife Federation helping landowners control gopher populations
"We recognize the growing frustration gophers are causing in rural areas, particularly as they damage crops and create hazards for livestock," said Darrell Crabbe, the federation's executive director.
PRAIRIE PROFILES
From plates to pendants: Saskatchewan artist makes jewelry from dishes
Saskatoon artist Sheri Wollf transforms broken dishes into stunning jewelry, turning forgotten heirlooms into wearable memories. Discover the heartfelt story behind Transformed Jewelry & Design Studio.
Large and in charge: What it takes to eat like the Riders' O-line
Raw eggs, loaf cakes and calories by the thousands: Step inside the daily eating routine of the Roughriders' offensive linemen, where every meal is a critical play in the game of size and strength.
Buzzing with wisdom: Five life lessons from a Sask. beekeeper dad
This Father's Day, a Shellbrook beekeeper shares how his dad's quiet wisdom shaped a legacy. Today, Hannigan Honey's golden bounty travels from the prairies to kitchens as far away as Japan.
Vintage quilts, modern coats: A Saskatchewan crafter's cozy transformations
Saskatoon quilter Ashleigh Hemsley transforms once-forgotten quilts into stunning, wearable jackets - breathing new life into cherished heirlooms, one thoughtful stitch at a time.
