Category Archives: Local News

Saskatoon police are not looking for suspects following an aggravated assault early Wednesday morning. Officers found two men and two women with injuries when they arrived at the apartment on the 100 ...

Many Saskatoon drivers were delayed getting to work Wednesday due to a multi-vehicle crash on Circle Drive. It happened around 8 a.m. between Preston Avenue and the north bridge. The crash involved a ...

Prison-based animal programs are becoming more popular in North America, providing benefits for both the animals and the inmates. At the Saskatchewan SPCA 2019 Human-Animal Bond Conference Tuesday, th...

An incident involving bear spray at Saskatoon's Midtown Plaza has a teen in custody. According to a release, Saskatoon Police were called to a mall at approximately 11:30 a.m. for a report of a man wh...

The City of Saskatoon has shelved the reduction of black bin waste collection until November budget talks. The question was raised following a report by the city, outlining approximately $500,000 in s...

Saskatoon police removed weapons and drugs from the streets during a traffic stop overnight. It happened on 33rd Street near Idylwyld Drive around 12:30 a.m. on Tuesday. In a media release, police say...

Saskatoon Public Library's (SPL) proposed $154 million-centralized library took a step back Monday, as council voted unanimously to look for more information about the business case SPL presented. Lib...

Hedayet Ullah woke up Monday scared to go to work for the first time since he immigrated to Saskatoon seven years ago. Ullah was pumping gas for a customer around 11:15 a.m. Sunday at the Shell gas st...

It was a weekend full of crime in Saskatoon that had police officers extremely busy. On Saturday alone, a 31-year-old man was killed at a home on Howell Avenue. Mohamad Al-Zawahreh, Darrell Keith Dust...

Saskatchewan's minimum wage is set to increase on Oct. 1. It's to go up by 26 cents per hour to $11.32 per hour. The change - the 11th in the province since 2007 - was announced in June. "Our governme...