Stanley Cup champion Jayden Schwartz lost his sister to leukemia. He was in Saskatoon to sign up more bone marrow donors. Continue reading →

A police spokesperson said that bear spray is a popular weapon for gang members Continue reading →

The inquest into the death of Austin Eaglechief in a Saskatoon police chase heard from police that the approach taken before the crash was the best option. Continue reading →

Longtime residents say they are worried for their families’ safety after a suspicious death on Sunday. Continue reading →

Katelyn Noble went missing on Aug. 27, 2007. In 2018, Eduard Baranec was arrested and charged with first-degree murder in connection to Noble’s death. Continue reading →

Dairy farmers say that regenerative farming has brought back the bees and increased profits. Continue reading →

Shane Partridge says he is disappointed by the city’s progress on stemming violence in Pleasant Hill. Continue reading →

The popular Saskatoon Ex booth is a way for the Doukhobor, who came to Canada as refugees, to practice their culture. Continue reading →

Some of Canada’s best young talent in classical music came to Saskatoon to compete in the National Music Festival. Continue reading →

A Saskatoon woman says her credit history was badly damaged by someone using her identity. Continue reading →

A city committee voted to continue developing the plan to govern greenhouse gas emissions in Saskatoon. Continue reading →

The Saskatoon Ex is hosting the province’s first BeaverTails franchise. Continue reading →

The Survival Series, programs hosted by Tourism Saskatchewan and Saskatchewan Provincial Parks, aims to help visitors learn vital outdoor skills. Continue reading →

Shiloh Baptist Church was central to several black families who settled near Maidstone after fleeing racism in the U.S. south. Continue reading →

The videos, which have been shared on Facebook, appear to show at least three people attacking a girl. Continue reading →