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Like a number of university graduates, Sawyer Buettner wasn’t sure where his next steps would take him. All he knew was he wanted to find a way to continue playing football. “I couldn̵...

Centralized entertainment districts are becoming a growing trend in North American cities. That information was presented by the City of Saskatoon's technical advisor on the downtown event and enterta...

The Saskatchewan government is using special warrants to spend an additional $178 million this fiscal year. According to documents that appear among Orders in Council signed Feb. 16, the money is to b...

A collision between a Saskatoon Transit bus and a pedestrian has left a 30-year-old man in hospital with serious injuries. Police said officers responded to the intersection of College Drive and Cumbe...

Saskatchewan’s Ministry of Environment is reminding anglers to reel in their ice fishing shelters in the coming weeks. The deadlines to remove shelters south of Highway 16 is March 15, and March...

One of the people charged in connection with the Megan Gallagher investigation pleaded guilty in Saskatoon Provincial Court on Monday. According to a court spokesperson, Ernest Whitehead pleaded guilt...

Some stranded airline passengers had to become bus passengers to get back to Regina on Sunday. According to a tweet by Gilbert Proulx, WestJet offered to send him and his family from Calgary to the Qu...

In less than 24 hours, Brent Kruger will donate one of his kidneys to Debbie Onishenko, who was a complete stranger to him six months ago. Today, he calls her family. Kruger told Gormley on Monday he ...

The Saskatchewan government cashed in with the recent auctions of liquor permits. The provincial government announced Monday that final bids for the permits totalled $45,077,800. The permits were asso...

Saskatchewan farmers got their first glimpse Monday at the 2023 Crop Insurance Program. The average coverage is at a record-high level of $446 per acre, thanks to increased commodity prices and yield ...