Author Archives: Craig Silliphant

There was plenty of lights, cameras and action happening at Catholic high schools across Saskatoon this week. Each high school in the city invited graduates to come back one final time to walk across ...

A new online tick reporting tool has seen plenty of activity during its first season of availability in Saskatchewan. eTick - an online tick reporting website and app created by researchers at Bishop'...

Saskatchewan is above the national average of 32 per cent when it comes to business owners being uncertain about whether they will be able to reopen or not. According to the Saskatoon Chamber of Comme...

Restaurant owners are excited about reopening. Many restaurants have already begun opening their doors to the public, seating up to 50 per cent of their normal capacity. Saskatchewan's $2.4 billion do...

Saskatoon's Chinese-Canadian community joined with city officials at a rally and parade at Kinsmen Park on Sunday to combat racism. The event was planned after a 15-year-old boy of Asian descent was a...

A protest calling to "Disarm, De-fund and Abolish the Police" got off to a heated start in Saskatoon on Sunday. As protesters gathered at Pleasant Hill Park before marching downtown, a couple vocal op...

Paula Collins never imagined she would see massive crowds of people gathering in Saskatoon to chant: "Black Lives Matter." Collins helped organize the first Black Lives Matter protest in Saskatoon in ...

"It feels glorious, I'm so excited to be here," said Leanne DeLong as her kids played in the sand. It's been well over three months since playgrounds have been open in Saskatchewan. And now that it's ...

At least one Saskatoon church is waiting to see how small crowds work under Phase 3 of the province's reopening plan before following updated guidelines. Just five days after allowing places of worshi...

Parents of seniors at Warman High School are racing to finalize some details of a rare opportunity and celebration. With COVID-19 and related public health orders cancelling many graduation ceremonies...