City council has voted to appoint a member of city staff to oversee the boards for two city-owned housing agencies. Continue reading →

“Get to the table — we’re ready, we’re willing to listen, we’re willing to work with solutions that get and address this problem,” Coun. Stephen Wright said. Continue reading →

The strategic priorities and policy committee voted Monday to retain what’s left of a $10-million grant for the London Medical Network (LMN) approved by city council in 2015. Continue reading →

The Forest City is one step closer to becoming a bike-sharing city. Continue reading →

It would allow the noise to continue until 9 p.m. for no more than 12 occurrences this fall, plus another 32 games next year involving both University teams and community sporting events. Continue reading →

The websites gained traction in October 2018 after Cassidy and Ridley claimed that websites made to look like their own began circulating misleading information. Continue reading →

City council will have the final say on whether or not to review the bylaw when they meet in June. Continue reading →

The proposed changes aim to curb unsanctioned street parties like Fake Homecoming. Continue reading →

“It’s taking us a lot longer to get to calls, and I truly believe public safety is at risk. People’s lives hang in the balance,” said one paramedic. Continue reading →

Increased efforts of enforcement for open-air fires has seen a reduction in repeated complaints, according to the Saskatoon Fire Department. Continue reading →