Author Archives: Britton Gray

It was an emotional afternoon in the trial of Joshua Petrin, accused of first-degree murder in the death of Lorry Ann Santos. Santos' husband Ferdinand took the stand, describing to the court what hap...

A Saskatoon man is recovering this week after an alleged assault at a bar left his face cut, swollen, and bruised.   Eugene Grosh posted photos of his injuries on Facebook following the alleged a...

A trip to the Banjo Bowl in her home city turned into a nightmare for a Winnipeg woman and her nine-year-old son. Janelle-Marie Emond said everything was fine until they left their seats and her son p...

Two house fires in Saskatoon caused around $270,000 in damage overnight Saturday.   First crews were called to a home at 130 Avenue G North around 9:30 p.m. where flames ran from the kitchen to t...

It's been four years since Saskatoon Transit workers have had a contract, and now talks are set to resume with the city. The Amalgamated Transit Union met with the city's director of human resources F...

The University of Saskatchewan is getting a big boost from the federal government. Liberal Minister Ralph Goodale was on campus Tuesday to announce the university would be receiving a $77.4 million gr...

Nine months have passed since RCMP Major Crimes South began investigating the disappearance and suspected homicide of 51-year-old Sheree Fertuck. Fertuck was last seen leaving her family's farmyard ea...

Saskatoon City Councillor Pat Lorje caused a stir on social media over the Labour Day long weekend after linking the Potash Corp fireworks festival to Syrian refugee trauma. The Ward 2 representative ...

Some people were shaken awake and some miners stuck underground in southeast Saskatchewan Monday morning when a magnitude 3.8 earthquake hit.   Natural Resources Canada said it happened...

Heavy flames and smoke as a garage on Avenue E South burned Sunday morning.   Fire crews were called to 204 Avenue E around 5:50 a.m. and found the detached garage fully involved.  ...