Category Archives: Local News

A Saskatoon family is still trying to piece together what led to a violent home invasion in the Confederation neighbourhood Tuesday evening. Twenty-year-old Nikki Fitzpatrick told 650 CKOM she was asl...

A heavy police Wednesday after a shooting in downtown Saskatoon. In their latest update, police say they don't know who fired the gunshots, but confirm one man was taken to hospital. Police said they ...

Edmonton Oilers defenceman Eric Gryba is used to playing in front of massive crowds in some of the world's biggest, fanciest rinks. But, even still, the Saskatoon-born Gryba said there may be some goo...

A group representing Saskatoon-based taxi franchise owners is weighing in as Uber threatens to leave Quebec over tightening regulations. Representatives of the ride-sharing company this week said it w...

An incident in the Parkridge area Tuesday morning landed three people in police custody facing 126 charges. According to a media release, police were called to a home on Whitecap Crescent around 9:30 ...

A Saskatoon woman is raising concern about the treatment of sexual assault victims after reporting an alleged rape to police. On Sept. 21, Rylee Schuhmacher took to social media to share her story abo...

It's not exactly the back-to-school welcome University of Saskatchewan students were expecting. Earlier this month, pictures and videos were posted to the Facebook group USask Confessions showing an u...

An increasingly popular bilingual program has a Saskatoon elementary school at capacity. St. Frances School has been offering a Cree bilingual program since 2008. Since then it has seen a surge in enr...

Saskatoon city council is choosing to continue contracting an outside company to manage sick leave for transit workers, despite bus drivers saying the system is flawed. Councillors voted 7-4 on Monday...

Saskatoon city council voted Monday to stop publishing a paper calendar showing residents when garbage will be picked up on their street. The move is expected to save the city $85,000 a year on printi...