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Metallica is set to take the stage at SaskTel Centre Saturday night in front of more than 16,000 fans. "This Metallica concert is the single largest attended event in the history of SaskTel Centre," S...

Dozens of guests, hundreds of exhibitors and thousands of fans are expected at Prairieland Park over the weekend to celebrate all things pop culture. Doors open at 10 a.m. Saturday with events spread ...

Parts of Saskatoon were literally left in the dark during a massive power outage Friday night. The City of Saskatoon indicated there were power outages in multiple areas in the north and west sides of...

A collision between a semi hauling grain and a bus with 16 crew workers Friday evening sent ten people to hospital. RCMP were called to the crash scene at the intersection of Highways 21, 31 and 51 - ...

It's a night to honour one of the all-time greats when the University of Saskatchewan Huskies take the field Friday at Griffiths Stadium. Brian Towriss, one of Canada's most legendary football coaches...

A do not use water advisory for roughly one-dozen homes in Saskatoon's Aspen Ridge neighbourhood was lifted Friday. In January, people living on Bolstad Link, Manor, Turn and Way were taken off the pe...

The city of Saskatoon is planning two parties on Oct. 2 to celebrate a pair of bridges worth almost $500-million. The Chief Mistawasis Bridge, at the McOrmond Drive and Central Avenue extension, will ...

A Saskatoon police lip-sync video set to the Backstreet Boys' I Want It That Way has garnered millions of views after taking off on Facebook and Twitter. A week after their video was released, police ...

Xavier Labelle is staying in hockey after surviving the devastating Humboldt Broncos bus crash. The 18-year-old was introduced as the new assistant of hockey operations for the Saskatoon Blades Thursd...

A new overpass that opened this week near Martensville already needs repairs. Work was completed Monday on the overpass on Highway 12. A semi truck hauling a grain bin struck the structure late Wednes...