Category Archives: Local News

Anyone who may be getting tired of their own kitchen table and feels ready for a night out with a friend or a spouse will now have the opportunity. Many Saskatchewan restaurants are to reopen Monday a...

Visible smoke running through a hallway at St. Paul's Hospital Sunday morning caused some concern for those in the facility. The smoke was reported just after 9:30 a.m. at the hospital, with fire crew...

It's been a wet 24 hours for Saskatchewan. Environment Canada says the Outlook area topped the province with 54.1 mm, or just over 2 inches, of rain since Saturday around noon. The Saskatoon area expe...

Saskatoon's pride celebrations will be taking place online this year, due to the COVID-19 pandemic. As pride month continues across Canada, organizers in Saskatoon are continuing to pivot a month's wo...

At this time of year, the parking lot at SaskTel Centre is packed full of vehicles for a big musical act touring through the city. On Saturday, the parking lot was filling up for a pop-up drive-in the...

A fire early Saturday morning tore through a Pacific Heights home, destroying it and a detached garage. Crews responded to multiple 911 calls about a fire on the 300 block of Johnson Crescent at 1:11 ...

Wakaw RCMP is asking for help to locate 14-year-old Isaiah Ermine and believe he may be in Saskatoon or Sturgeon Lake First Nation. Ermine's foster family has not heard from him since Wednesday and ar...

A 22-year-old is facing charges of causing death while driving impaired and failure to stop after a body was discovered in a parking lot Saturday morning in the Meadow Green neighbourhood. Officers re...

Patio beers and the chance to lose some pandemic pounds are right around the corner! It's month four of the COVID-19 pandemic, and it can be exhausting trying to track down all the information you nee...

Saskatchewan's approach to child welfare has failed Indigenous children according to the leader of the Saskatchewan New Democratic Party. Saskatchewan now has the most children in care homes since 200...