On November 20, 69-year-old Kenneth Braun was found guilty of five counts of sexual assault, and was acquitted on a sixth charge. Sentencing submissions will take place on June 26.

Kaz Daigneault pleaded guilty to several charges including dangerous driving, assaulting a police officer and robbery.

Tickets for the July 10 performances go on sale on Friday, starting at $65 plus taxes and service charges. Tickets will increase to $90 on the day of the show, the festival organizers noted.

Police said officers learned that the incident began with "a confrontational exchange" around 22nd Street West and Idylwyld Drive North "before one began chasing the other in their vehicles."

The Saskatoon father and husband, Douglas Tompson, who's from the Varsity View area, says he feels safer walking at night where he is, than walking in downtown Saskatoon.

Multiple fire engines were at the scene of the blaze at the intersection of 20th Street and Vancouver Avenue shortly before 10 a.m. The fire appeared to have completely destroyed the garage.

A Saskatoon Correctional Centre prisoner who escaped last month has now been caught in Edmonton. Dale Patrick was arrested by police on Monday and will appear in Saskatoon Provincial Court later this week.

Saskatoon city councilors will mull over a new proposal approved by the transportation committee on March 3, that could see two new, dedicated bike lanes installed on a portion of Victoria Avenue.

Police said two 26-year-old men seeking treatment for stab wounds arrived at St. Paul's Hospital at around 5:30 a.m. on Feb. 3. One of the men later died as a result of his injuries.

Two men are facing charges including impaired driving after allegedly trying and failing to get away from police in separate incidents on Tuesday night and Wednesday morning.

Food security remains a big issue in Saskatchewan, with food banks across the province seeing an average of 55,310 visits each month, according to a 2025 report from Food Banks Canada.

Circle Drive at Millar has reopened to traffic after a semi crashed into overhead signs and light poles before catching fire this morning. The driver experienced a medical event, police said.

Data showed 725 were in the unsheltered category, while 151 people identified as living in houses and emergency shelters, 444 in transitional homes and 47 in systems like hospitals or correctional facilities.

According to police, officers were called to a home on Centennial Drive, in the city's Pacific Heights neighbourhood, at around 3:30 a.m., where they found the victim with a gunshot wound.

The video shows the band's guitarist Teemu Mäntysaari skating laps around the Meewasin Skating Rink adjacent to the iconic Bessborough hotel while playing the song "Let There Be Shred."

Dutch elm disease is now unavoidable in Saskatoon, according to parks officials, so city council has approved $1.7 million to help the department deal with and dispose of what's expected to be a higher number of dead and dying trees this year. The money would come from the urban forestry and pest management capital res...

Scrimshaw's entire career has been spent with Saskatoon Public Schools, where she previously worked as a teacher, administrator and superintendent. She will take over the director role on Aug. 1.

Entering into the final days of Metal Week - which celebrates the province's heavy metal music community - there's still time to headbang and mosh, with several bands appearing on stage this weekend.

Owner Jon Tyson said he found out about the incident when his server came to him and explained that a customer had found an insect in her food. He said he thought it was a piece of cheese at first.

A friend of the victim who was set on fire in an Evan Hardy Collegiate hallway in September 2024 said the teens had asked for help after months of harassment from the 16-year-old girl who pleaded guilty.

Police said the 18-year-old man "is now charged with accessory after the fact to manslaughter, accessory after the fact to aggravated assault, public mischief, and obstruction of justice."

A joint submission requesting a three-year sentence has been made by Crown and defence lawyers in the case of a 16-year-old girl who pleaded guilty to attempted murder after lighting a fellow student on fire.

"The two women have both been charged with trafficking methamphetamine and possession of the proceeds of crime under $5,000," the Saskatoon Police Service said in a statement.

Lesley Anderson, the City of Saskatoon's director of planning and development, joined The Evan Bray Show to share more details around the decision and what the new centre will look like.

A utility surplus and a near-balanced operating budget are the highlights of the City of Saskatoon's year-end fiscal report. In a release from the city, it touted a surplus of $18.985 million within its utility programs and maintaining a near-balanced operating budget for civic operations. The city called it a positive...

During Wednesday's meeting, about a half-dozen speakers addressed council to ask that an alternative location be considered. Many cited safety concerns, including business owners just one door away.

Dozens came out to wave flags and walk along Eighth Street on the fourth anniversary of Russia's invasion. One of the demonstrators was Nataliia Melnychenko, who experienced the war firsthand.

Kyle Hameluck got out of jail on Feb 14 and was arrested that same night around 7 p.m for breaching court imposed conditions related to using a cell phone or device that can take photos or videos.

The female victim had been smoking a cigarette outside the building when "she was approached by three unknown persons who forced her back into the building and demanded she go into the suite," said police.

Police said when they arrived, the officers got video evidence from the business and "distributed images of the suspects to additional officers patrolling the area," leading to three arrests.

"The charges come following an investigation by the Saskatoon Police Service, aided by officials of the City Community Standards Department," the City of Saskatoon said in a statement.

Air Liquide Canada Inc. pleaded guilty to one violation of the province's occupational health and safety regulations in a Saskatoon courtroom earlier this month, leading to the six-figure fine.

The city said workers started with the highest-priority routes on Monday, including Circle Drive, Idlywyld Drive and College Drive, before moving to high-priority double-lane roads.

"It is very real and a very uncomfortable feeling when you are sitting in your apartment miles away from the front lines and you can hear ballistic missiles landing," said Tanya Baran.

Sandvik is opening a facility in Saskatoon to manufacture mining equipment that will service potash mines and says with the current trade landscape it's important to build capacity inside Canada.

Despite Environment Canada forecasting 2-4 cm of snow overnight to Tuesday, that amount had fallen in many parts of the city by 6:30 p.m., putting Circle Drive traffic at a crawl in both directions.

Cam McBride highlights the mental health concerns officers are dealing with themselves and in the people they interact with through their work, and a soon-to-be released wellness strategy for the force.

Tuesday marks four years since Russia's full-scale invasion of Ukraine. Jen Budney with the Ukrainian Museum of Canada said though it's been "intense," Canada remains "extremely supportive."

For the first time in over a calendar year, the University of Saskatchewan Huskies women's basketball team has lost a game following a Canada West semifinal win by the Calgary Dinos on Saturday night.

Mayor Cynthia Block said when the decision was made to move forward with the Avenue C location for the women's drop-in centre, council knew it was not going to be its permanent location.

While some attendees raised issues around crime and safety around the supervised drug consumption site on 20th Street West, others praised the harm reduction group operating the site.

The location of the winter warming space, which is intended to be a permanent drop-in shelter, could change after a Saskatoon City Council vote on Wed, Feb. 25 from Avenue C to Idylwyld Drive.

"We are deeply saddened to hear the news our brothers and sisters at the Saskatoon Police Service received today," the Prince Albert Police Association said in a social media post on Wednesday.

Kayla DeMong said the number of people accessing and using the service is growing because of increased need. Tonight's meeting will discuss impacts to community safety.

The University of Saskatchewan is home to Canada's first and only wrestling program for kids with Down syndrome. Meet the athletes and volunteer coaches redefining inclusion in the sport.