A police vehicle was taken for a short joyride, and officers were called to two stabbings in Riversdale and Confederation Park on Tuesday.

Police said a 16-year-old boy was attacked with a knife on Monday night, and three men were arrested for aggravated assault after allegedly attacking two men outside a bar on Idylwyld.

In one incident, a 32-year-old victim was allegedly attacked by a man wielding a machete. In a second case, police said a woman was attacked while she was confined in a motel room.

Police were called to Shannon Crescent in the city's Holliston Neighbourhood on Friday morning "after it was reported three men entered a home armed with a firearm and unlawfully confined a woman."

"Investigators believe the vehicle will have significant damage to the front end, including; bumper, hood, and windshield," police said in a statement.

The City said it has noticed a decrease in potholes. Last spring, it reported 1,287 potholes, this year saw 1,139 potholes. It said additional city crews are out and repairing the problem spots.

A statement from Gather Local Marketplace, which is run by Ideal, Inc. indicated that "financial and operational constraints" have placed a "significant strain" on the non-profit's resources.

People who attended the service said it was beautifully done. One woman said she couldn't get to Rome for the full service, so it was nice to be with like-minded people to say farewell to the Pope.

Police allege the driver had a blood alcohol content of .08 per cent. According to SGI, this BAC can impact concentration, speed control and perception. It also increases the likelihood of a crash by 11 times.

Poilievre thanked the province for creating his roots. His father is from the French village of Leoville, around 160 km northwest of Prince Albert, while his mother spent much of her early days in Saskatoon.

"A male and female were attempting to leave the store with stolen merchandise when an employee confronted them at the exit; the suspects then discharged bear spray into the employee's face and fled the area."

"Upon arrival, officers located a male victim suffering from a gunshot wound outside an apartment building," the Saskatoon Police Service said in a statement.

The Conservative leader spoke for about 45 minutes about his party's platform, touching on the carbon tax and accusing the Liberal Party of "hiding" the tax by cutting it at the gas pumps.

Ward 5 Coun. Randy Donauer put forward two motions to remove Ward 3 Coun. Robert Pearce's from the city's subcommittee on homelessness, and as the council strategic area lead on housing and homelessness.

According to police, officers were called to a parking lot on Eighth Street East just after 9 p.m. "for a report of a male that had threatened a woman with a conducted energy weapon."

Poilievre's Saskatchewan visit comes with less than a week remaining in the election campaign. Voters head to the polls on Monday to choose Canada's next federal government.

Crown prosecutor Lana Morelli said Wolfe's crimes have left a tremendous impact on the First Nations community. "It has struck at the heart of their culture and has created almost a tear in their fabric."

According to Discover Saskatoon, the next step is to complete the funding plan, which requires confirmed contributions from municipal, provincial and private sources.

"There are no reported injuries, however, a traffic standard was struck and traffic lights are no longer functioning," the Saskatoon Police Service said in a statement.

Marty Schira is now facing over 100 charges that include mischief, intimidation, harassment, fraudulent use of a computer system and fraudulent concealment of a computer system. He remains in custody.

Two traffic stops on Monday night by the Saskatoon Police Service has left four people charged. Crack cocain, meth, a shotgun and a loaded sawed-off shotgun were found in total from both vehicles.

"The suspect was located but refused to cooperate with responding officers; a conducted energy weapon was successfully deployed to take him into custody," the Saskatoon Police Service said.

The City of Saskatoon said the Holiday Park, Silverwood and Wildwood golf courses are all set to open at 8 a.m. on Friday. Tee times can be booked starting at 8 a.m. on Wednesday.

"Officers located a black Nissan Sentra which had been travelling in the northbound lanes when it left the road and struck a pole," the Saskatoon Police Service explained in a statement.

"Upon arrival, a 38 year old man was located deceased," the police force said. "Major Crime Section, the Forensic Identification Section and the Saskatchewan Coroner's Office are investigating."

Discover Saskatoon will ask council to approve $350,000 to help with a bid to bring a national winter sporting event to the city in 2027 and have requested the event name be kept confidential.

Prairie Harm Reduction, located outside downtown, has been battered by the crisis in Saskatchewan's largest city. A highly toxic batch of drugs infiltrated Saskatoon in January.

Flowers and other items are permitted on a gravesite on the day of the burial and will be left for seven days before being removed.

With just over a week left before election day on April 28, voters casting their ballots at advance polls in Saskatoon were thinking about the economy, U.S. President Donald Trump and affordability.

The city said the clean-up will continue until mid-May and include pumping out spring run-off in low-lying areas. Its sports field program is also gearing up for a weather-dependent May 1 start date.

A man with stab wounds found in Riversale was taken to hospital in stable condition and police said further investigation led them to believe there may be a woman who was also injured.

Between 4:00 p.m. on April 16 and 2:30 a.m. on April 17, officers responded to at least eight other incidents involving bear spray. The suspect(s) and victim(s) were known to one another in some but not all cases.

Before demolishing starts at 113 and 114 Seminary Crescent, the university wants to figure out how to commemorate the 60-year-old Holliday-Scott LTS buildings.

A high speed police evade attempt ended with three in custody, bear spray deployed and the use of a police dog in the 21st Street West and Avenue W South on Monday evening.

"If Mother Nature co-operates and nighttime temperatures don't fall too much below zero, we could get the golf courses up in roughly about two weeks," said recreation services manager Brad Babyak.

Mayor Cynthia Block asked city administration to work with the province, stakeholders to find options for a safe place for people who are homeless to go "at all hours of the day and in all seasons."

NDP and residents claim issues at the building, which used to be only for seniors but now also houses people with complex needs, include drug dealing and drug use. The government denies those claims.

According to police, the 37-year-old man threatened staff members with bear spray and "a large machete" during the three robberies. He's now facing a list of criminal charges.

Deputy Fire Chief Rob Hogan said to call the fire department, but if people feel comfortable, they can use sharps containers available from most pharmacies or hard plastic or glass containers to dispose of it.

On Friday, two boys were arrested on weapons charges, Saturday two men were stabbed and a liquor store robbed. On Sunday, a gas station was robbed and a man was lying on the ground with a loaded gun.

For voters who can't attend the campus locations, or have not yet made up their minds on who to support, advance voting will be held Friday through Monday at various locations around the province.

Jay Protz, president of the Saskatoon Firefighters Union Local 80, joined the Evan Bray Show on Monday to explain the challenges associated with criminal use of the capsaicin-based irritant.

In episode one of this three-part series, Holocaust survivor Klara Belkin, 95, recalls her childhood in war-torn Hungary and the harrowing journey to Bergen-Belsen, a notorious Nazi concentration camp.

More security guards, physical space changes and extra staff training designed to help manage and monitor the problematic behaviour seen at Frances Morrison and Dr. Freda Ahenakew public libraries.

A welder who turns scrap metal into art, thrift store dolls with 3D printed heads, a breast cancer fundraiser and tattoo artists came to Prairieland Park in Saskatoon for the annual expo.