Category Archives: Local News

Team Saskatchewan opened the 2023 Scotties Tournament of Hearts with a loss Friday. Team Silvernagle -- consisting of skip Robyn Silvernagle, third Kelly Schafer, second Sherry Just and lead Kara Thev...

(WARNING: This story contains details that may be disturbing to some readers) A man convicted of the brutal murder of a young woman in Saskatoon more than two decades ago has been granted day parole, ...

After bookings were made available earlier in the week, WestJet officially announced the return of non-stop flights from Saskatoon to Minneapolis on Friday. The direct route will return on June 19, an...

A possible kidnapping on Valentine's Day in Nipawin has left five people facing criminal charges. Three of them have been arrested, and police have asked the public to keep an eye out for the other tw...

While the provincial government is leaving the liquor store business, a Saskatchewan town is thinking of getting into it. The Town of La Ronge announced Wednesday it will set aside $2.5 million to bid...

The Saskatchewan Human Rights Commission said it hasn't received formal complaints after an alleged incident at a Saskatoon leisure centre. Online complaints about a person who has male genitalia but ...

The annual WinterShines festival will return this Saturday in Saskatoon. WinterShines organizer Shad Ali said the festival will open with the Light Tipi at the River Landing amphitheatre. The kickoff ...

Parts of the Pleasant Hill and Meadowgreen neighbourhoods now have free public wireless Internet access, thanks to a pilot project from the City of Saskatoon. The city started its year-long public Wi-...

A decision on whether to put the Lighthouse Supported Living into receivership has been pushed back until early next week. Over the past two years, the Saskatoon shelter has been mired in conflict ove...

It was another round of intense bidding Thursday as six more retail liquor store permits hit the auction block. All of the auctions were extended past the 2 p.m. deadline as the bids kept rising. The ...