Author Archives: Craig Silliphant

Mild temperatures and snow on Saturday combined with high winds and colder temperatures made for icy roads all across Saskatoon on Sunday. While many people across the city were hunkering down indoors...

Saskatoon is expected to get over a foot of snow, or between 30 and 50 cm, over the weekend as the city braces for blizzard-like conditions. "We are going to see some fairly strong winds tomorrow gust...

People across Saskatoon were stocking up on essential supplies Friday for last-minute storm preparations. Environment Canada chief meteorologist David Phillips called the storm "legendary" with two sy...

The City of Saskatoon is planning for the possibility of a severe winter storm this weekend. As of 4 p.m. Thursday, Environment Canada is warning for a severe storm that could produce up to 30 cm of s...

A man of the people. That's how mayoral candidate Mark Zielke categorized himself Tuesday, wearing a bright suit in Saskatoon's downtown. "The day after I came to Saskatoon, I knew this was a city for...

High voter turnout is creating some long wait lines at advance polling stations across Saskatoon. Advance polls close at 7 p.m. Thursday after opening on Friday at Lawson Heights Mall, Confederation M...

If you're in the market for a new-to-you vehicle, be careful. The Financial and Consumer Affairs Authority of Saskatchewan (FCAA) warned the public of 'curbers' Thursday. Curbers refer to someone who ...

You'll want to stay away from Broadway Avenue and 8th Street Thursday. A water main break has caused a sinkhole at the intersection. The City of Saskatoon is asking motorists to avoid the area, as it ...

Mayoral candidate Rob Norris wants to make Saskatoon more friendly to veterans. Norris announced a plan to reduce red tape at city hall to allow anyone with a veterans' plate to park for free. The cur...

Things have been busy at Saskatoon's Lighthouse. A COVID-19 outbreak was declared at its facility downtown on Oct. 23. According to executive director Don Windels, more than two dozen cases have been ...