The survey found 30 per cent of the 16,114 attendees came from a 50-kilometre radius of Saskatoon, 63 per cent from the rest of Saskatchewan and nine per cent from other provinces or countries.

Two days after earning a Prairie Football Conference championship, the Regina Thunder have the trophy in their hands after the Saskatoon Hilltops forgot to bring the hardware for Sunday's title game.

With the 40 new medicine beds previously opened at City Hospital, the total number of new beds in the city over the past 12 months is up to 120, according to a release from the provincial government.

The crash occurred on March 5, when a semi operated by Regina-based Bowline Logistics collided with an overpass on Circle Drive while hauling a large excavator on a flatbed trailer, causing $400,000 in damage.

Police said officers found the shooting victim in the 200 block of Avenue Y South on Friday night. He was taken to a local hospital with injuries which were not beleived to be life-threatening.

Commuters in Saskatoon may have to deal with delays starting on Wednesday, as resurfacing work begins at the intersection of Idylwyld Drive and 22nd Street West.

The Saskatoon Hilltops have apologized to the Regina Thunder after forgetting to bring the PFC trophy to the final, leaving the newly crowned champions empty-handed on Sunday.

A Saskatoon judge has reserved decision on forfeiting the truck of Curtis Dagenais, who killed two RCMP officers in 2006. The 1986 GMC truck has been stored in Regina for two decades.

Starting at 5 a.m. on Sunday crews will shut down College Drive between Hospital Drive and Wiggins Avenue, impacting access to Royal University Hospital and Jim Pattison Children's Hospital.

Const. Chris Martin donated a kidney to a friend, helping the Saskatoon Police Service become the first police service in North America to join the Living Donor Circle of Excellence.

Located on College Drive, the lodge will have double the capacity of the existing facility, with 33 patient suites, 14 companion suites, specialized stem cell transplant suites and a reflection room.

Rawlco Radio received the 2026 SABEX Community Investment Award, recognizing more than $27 million raised for Saskatchewan charities through local fundraising campaigns, broadcasts and initiatives.

Two former police officers have lost their final appeal after Saskatchewan's Court of Appeal upheld a ruling that they missed the deadline to file appeals with the Saskatchewan Police Commission.

Saskatoon Blades forward Kain Martinuik will sport the maple leaf for the first time in his hockey career when he joins Team Canada White at the 2026 U17 World Challenge in Oakville, Ont. next month.

Walking into his own apartment on Thursday, Fineday said he had goosebumps. The unofficial leader of the Avenue K homeless camp described feeling safe and secure in the new apartment.

Former students testified at Duff Arthur Friesen's two-week trial, saying they had been struck by Friesen with a wooden paddle as a form of what the court heard described as "scriptural discipline."

SaskTel said its crews worked overnight on Thursday and continue to make progress restoring service after the outage, which the company said was caused by a damaged fibre cable.

The fire was reported shortly before 5 a.m. on Friday. One occupant was able to get outside safely, the fire department said, but a dog was unaccounted for. No injuries were reported.

According to the city, the closing dates for the Wildwood Golf Course and the Holiday Park Championship 18 have been pushed back to Monday. The Silverwood Golf Course is ending its season on Sunday.

The RCMP said a car and a pickup truck collided at the intersection of highways 16 and 397 on Wednesday. The driver of the car was pronounced dead at the scene, and the truck driver was hospitalized.

Advancements in DNA technology are helping Saskatoon police revisit cold homicide cases, including the 2022 killing of Randy Jack Gunn, as investigators pursue new leads from previously unusable evidence.

DIAS Geophysical, based in Saskatoon, has unveiled two new technologies: the DSTX (Deep Search Transmitter) and QAMT (Quantum Airborne Magnetotellurics), adding to its lineup of mineral exploration equipment.

Saskatoon lawyers are raising concerns about the timing and duration of the arrest of David Fineday, which happened the morning that the Avenue K encampment was cleared and resulted in a day-long detention by Saskatoon police.

Ward 4 Coun. Troy Davies said one of the goals during Wednesday's Governance and Priorities Committee meeting was to ensure the public had an opportunity to ask questions about the DEED project.

According to SaskTel, the outage includes eastern parts of Saskatoon, along with the communities of Aberdeen, Allan, Clavet, Colonsay, Drake, Lanigan, Moon Lake and Young.

The city said the intersection of Second Avenue North and 25th Street East has fully reopened, and the intersection of Sixth Avenue North and 25th Street East is now open to westbound traffic.

The engagement period runs until Nov. 22, including an online survey and a series of open houses where residents can view proposals, ask questions and provide input on the transit network redesign.

Yvonne Raymer, Saskatoon's deputy fire chief said some of the items found at the large encampment included propane tanks used for heat, discarded needles, two bullets and at least two bladed weapons.

On Wednesday, a sixth alleged victim came forward, leading to two additional charges being laid: one count of sexual assault and one count of assault.

This is the seventh time an overpass in Saskatoon has been hit this year and the ninth time it has happened in the Province, the previous incident occurred on Highway 16 near Borden.

Goal scoring has long been a specialty of Saskatoon's Tao Hein, who is now nearing a top-10 offensive season in the history of the University of Saskatchewan Huskies men's soccer program.

The fire was ultimately extinguished, the fire department said, and a search confirmed that all occupants had been safety evacuated. No injuries to civilians or firefighters were reported.

Prairieland has retained architecture firm O2 Planning and Design for the development of a master plan for the future of the site and shared a link to its public survey, which closes on Nov. 30.

The city said its tax policies are reviewed every four years, in order to align with Saskatchewan's reassessment cycle, and the input will help council as it sets the city's tax policy in 2029.

The old railway station. The Bessborough Hotel. A secret tunnel beneath 21st Street connecting the two. It's one of Saskatoon's favourite legends - and apparently, it never happened.

The Market Mall location is the first 100 per cent First Nations-owned diagnostic imaging clinic in Canada. The clinic is owned by Peter Chapman Band, Chakastaypasin First Nation and James Smith Cree Nation.

Saskatoon Tribal Council Chief Mark Arcand says the issue of homelessness is a complicated one and support is needed, not just from government but also family members of the people who are homeless.

Police said the 16-year-old boy is facing charges of robbery, carrying a concealed weapon, possession of a weapon, wearing a disguise with intent and breaching court-imposed conditions.

A Saskatoon business owner says three shoplifting incidents in one hour highlight the challenges facing independent retailers. Cory Henderson wants to encourage a conversation about what needs to change.

A century-old Saskatoon landmark has been added to a national endangered list despite $500,000 in completed repairs. The University of Saskatchewan is still exploring its future.

The Saskatoon Hilltops picked the perfect time to play their best football game of the season with a decisive 44-16 victory over the Edmonton Wildcats in Prairie Football Conference semifinals.

Saskatoon Forestry Farm Park and Zoo is open and a great family-friendly option for a Thanksgiving Day outing while you digest your meal. Here's what else you need to know.

The health authority said it continues to participate in an external review of protective services protocols at its facilities, which was launched by the Saskatchewan Ministry of Health in the spring.

In late September, the City of Saskatoon officially reopened the popular park in the city's northeast following a green initiative made possible by funding from CN and Tree Canada.

The Salvation Army helped two people after the encampment was cleared, but its Centre of Hope shelter was full by Thursday night. The organization says finding housing takes more than one agency.