Saskatoon's Forestry Farm Park & Zoo course is open to all skill levels during park hours. No reservations are required and the course is free to use, but the park has a $5 parking fee.

Saskatoon's Shelby Newkirk continues to re-write the Canadian para swimming history books, as she set a new record in the women's SB5 100 metre breaststroke event this week in Montreal, Que.

The closures mean drivers will have to take detours around parts of Acadia Drive, Idylwyld Drive South, 20th Street West and the northbound off ramp of Circle Drive West at 22nd Street.

The City of Saskatoon has activated its Level II extreme heat plan, which will remain in effect until at least Monday. Cooling spots are available across the city, but the river remains off limits.

According to the Canada Border Services Agency, Saskatoon's Balvir Singh was handed a conditional sentence of two years less a day in Saskatoon's Court of King's Bench on Wednesday.

According to police, officers were called to the 1700 block of Preston Avenue North where they found a 41-year-old victim suffering from injuries not considered life-threatening.

Saskatoon Light & Power's Trevor Bell said it was mostly west side neighbourhoods that were affected by the storm, along with some areas on the east and the Varsity View, Exhibition and Avalon neighbourhoods.

Traffic restrictions on various main downtown streets this weekend mean drivers need to stay on the lookout for detours while shoppers are on the lookout for deals during the annual sidewalk sale.

The fine is broken down into a $2,000 victim surcharge, in accordance with The Victims of Crime Act, $1,500 for unlawfully selling the spray and $3,500 for not recording the buyer's information.

Last month, Anne Fournier went to Royal University Hospital after vomiting blood and having severe stomach pain. She was kept in a hallway for three days before she was finally able to speak with a doctor.

At Saskatoon Bylaw Court on Wednesday, Bowline Logistics pleaded not guilty in response to a charge for damaging city infrastructure in response to the first Saskatoon overpass collision in March this year.

There's a new, tentative reopening date for general traffic to use the University Bridge once again, the city says, but it comes with news of further road closures along College Drive as construction continues.

The City of Saskatoon said a number of lanes will be closed between Thursday and Sunday, and detour signs will be put into place to guide drivers around the work areas.

The now-familiar bright orange of Neuron Mobility Canada scooters will soon be replaced by lime green, due to a takeover of Neuron by the company, Lime. The City of Saskatoon says the news came without warning.

Tyler Pambrun, 30, was sentenced to seven-and-a-half years in prison on Monday at Saskatoon Provincial Court for manslaughter with a firearm. He will serve about five years and nine months still behind bars.

According to police, officers were called to Avenue M South shortly before 9 p.m. on Monday, where they found the 16-year-old victim suffering injuries that were not believed to be life-threatening.

With the South Saskatchewan River flowing at a high rate, the fire department said it is working with the groups responsible for safety measures to ensure warning signs and safeguards are in place.

Police said the suspects had taken off by the time officers arrived, but a 17-year-old boy who matched the description of one of the robbers was quickly found and arrested.

The Berry Barn in Saskatoon, which usually harvests between 15,000 and 20,000 pounds in a season, says the weeks of rain and cloud cover have pushed Saskatoon berry season back by at least a week.

Saskatoon firefighters were involved in two water rescues over the weekend and another safety warning was issued by the city on Sunday after the safety buoys near the weir were dislodged once again.

Crowds came to cheer on Canada in its Round of 16 match against Morocco in downtown Saskatoon. Despite the loss, fans were proud of how far the team made it, sharing hopes for soccer's future here.

A Saskatoon homeowner is recovering in hospital from smoke inhalation after safely escaping an early morning house fire on Hazen Street in the city's North Park neighbourhood on Saturday.

Police said a large dog broke free from its owner and charged at officers, attempting to bite. After attempts to de-escalate the situation and a Taser had no effect, an SPS officer shot and wounded it.

Police in Saskatoon said a 28-year-old woman was stabbed in the area of Avenue E North and 27th Street West on Thursday morning, followed by a second stabbing on 22nd Street West a few hours later.

The identity of the body has not yet been confirmed through dental records, but police said the family of 32-year-old Adan Vargas Salvador has been notified about the discovery.

The river's flow rate is expected to jump up from about 270 cubic metres per second up to 470 on Thursday, but by Friday the outflows are expected to reach up to 770 and could pose a serious safety risk.

Sure O's, a Saskatoon churro shop, is holding a fundraiser on Thursday, with 100 per cent of net sales going towards relief in Venezuela after two massive earthquakes hit the country last week.

The victim said he was sitting on a park bench on Spadina Crescent at around 1 p.m. on Tuesday afternoon when a man approached him, threatened him with the tool and demanded his phone.

Saskatoon police officers spent eight hours in a standoff at a home on Melrose Avenue on Tuesday after a woman who police served an arrest warrant to refused to leave the home.

Officers got a report about the alleged attack on a city bus on 23rd Street East shortly before 6 p.m. on June 10. The suspect turned himself in after an arrest warrant was issued.

Police say the scammers claim to be a police officer and tell the recipient they must appear in court due to a traffic violation. The scammer then asks the victim to click a link to pay a fine.

Despite an initial re-opening date for University Bridge and two lanes of traffic along the College Drive corridor set for the week of June 29, the city said rainy weather will delay that until at least mid-July.

Saskatoon Mayor Cynthia Block and Muskeg Lake Cree Nation Chief Kelly Wolfe signed the commitment to work together on the downtown project at TCU Place on Monday morning.

The Saskatoon Police Service says the two incidents happened about 15 minutes apart on 23rd Street East and Second Avenue North, leaving two people recovering in hospital.

Organizers of the city's Canada Day celebration said the University bridge closure means the fireworks will once again be launched from Rotary Park, starting at 10 p.m. on July 1.

Workers will be replacing the main between 24th and 25th streets starting this week, and the project will require the intersection of Fourth Avenue and 24th to be closed for around three weeks.

According to police, officers executed a search warrant at a home in Saskatoon on Thursday, where they seized electronic devices. Police said a 29-year-old man was arrested and charged that same day.

Saskatoon's Pride Parade wound its way colourfully through downtown Sunday, with hundreds of people waving Pride flags, wearing rainbow face paint and bright costumes in support of the LGBTQ2S+ community.

Saskatoon Valkyries held on to their Western Women's Canadian Football League championship title on Saturday at SMF Field, marking the sixth consecutive title for the team and its 11 WWCFL title overall.

What started out as a routine traffic stop on Highway 16 for a licence plate covered in mud became a very serious situation, according to Corman Park's police chief, and a man is now facing charges.

Betzabeth Jaramillo has lived in Saskatoon for three years and said that while she is grateful her family is safe, she still feels emotional and heartbroken for those stuck in the tragedy.

On Thursday, Saskatoon police and fire conducted an operation where water rescue went over the weir and retrieved things from the water. It's unknown if it's related to the missing jet ski rider.

Saskatoon police said officers seized 57 grams of cocaine, 58 grams of crack cocaine, $12,145 in cash, two shotgun shells, a knife and "assorted paraphernalia consistent with drug trafficking."

The driver entered a guilty plea in bylaw court on Wednesday, the city added, and will pay a fine of $8,000, along with a victim surcharge of $3,200. The court granted him 18 months to pay.

While the first part of Kazi's life was dedicated to helping his species survive, zoo manager Jeff Mitchell said the animal's death will also contribute to humanity's knowledge of snow leopards.