Category Archives: Local News

Keep an eye on the speedometer -- the photo radar location on Circle Drive near the Gordie Howe Bridge is back in operation. The pedestal and box that holds the camera was re-installed Tuesday afterno...

Police in Saskatoon say foul play is a possibility after a 54-year-old man was found dead in a dumpster late last week. According to police, officers were called to an alley behind 17th Street West on...

Saskatchewan Polytechnic has reached a milestone by sharing 120 Indigenous success stories over the past decade. Anita Cameron, manager of Indigenous strategic relations at the school, said 12 Indigen...

Saskatoon's city council is working to bring the planned Downtown Event and Entertainment District to life, and the project is about to take its next step. On Wednesday, council will vote to approve t...

A standoff outside a Saskatoon home ended with at least two arrests Tuesday. Officers with the Saskatoon Police Service's Tactical Support Unit surrounded a home on Witney Avenue North and asked the p...

It was an emotional day for two sisters released on bail after spending nearly 30 years behind bars, and also for a woman who's been working for years to help free them. On Monday, sisters Odelia and ...

Saskatchewan should be thawing out at the end of March, not avoiding frostbite. However, according to Environment Canada, the early spring cold snap wreaking havoc on the province has led to a third c...

Teachers in Saskatchewan have a new option for work. The Saskatchewan Distance Learning Corporation is creating a new, provincial online school to open this fall, and up to 90 teaching positions will ...

Saskatoon drivers are getting a small break at the gas pumps just days before the next increase to the federal carbon tax. A litre of regular gas dropped roughly 5 cents to $1.51.9 at many outlets Tue...

Saskatchewan has taken another step in the race to produce and supply rare earth minerals. A new strategy - the first on critical minerals - was announced Monday by Jim Reiter, the province's minister...