Persephone Theatre opens youth series with theatrical 'feast'
Th'owxiya: The Hungry Feast Dish is a high-energy, fast-moving show brought to life with big masks and bright costumes.
View ArticleSaskatoon police board approves five new alternative response officers;...
Saskatoon police and the Saskatchewan Government will spend a combined $800,000 over two years on the expanded ARO program. And on Friday, the province announced additional funding that will create a...
View ArticleSaskatoon weather: Sunny, windy and warm heading into the weekend
Sunny with a high of 10 degrees today marks a warm start to a continuing trend for the weekend.
View ArticlePeter Ballantyne Cree Nation charts path forward on safety amid state of...
Peter Ballantyne Cree Nation wants to move forward on plans to develop a community safety officer program, a training facility and wellness and detox centre in Pelican Narrows.
View ArticleFive things to do this weekend in Saskatoon, Nov. 17-19
Take in classical and country music concerts, a classic rock fundraising show, a holiday circus experience, or learn a new cultural skill.
View ArticleCharges stayed against Saskatoon auto dealership employee accused of $250K fraud
Dwayne Bruce Onofriechuk was charged in March 2022 with fraud and theft over $5,000 while he worked at Mid City Auto between 2015 and 2018.
View ArticleFunding of $152M announced for Saskatoon bus system, leisure centre
The proposed new bus network has been a subject of discussion at City Hall since at least 2004.
View ArticleIndigenous culture, language help foster appreciation of nature and climate,...
Cree elder AJ Felix of Sturgeon Lake Cree Nation draws connections between Indigenous cultural principles and environmental responsibility.
View ArticleSaskatchewan launches child support calculation service for parents...
"The cost of legal services leaves many Saskatchewan parents navigating family court on their own," Legal Aid Regina legal director Tyne Hagey said.
View ArticleDuff Friesen, former Legacy Christian Academy principal, pleads not guilty to...
Friesen is the third of four ex-administrators to plead not guilty in connection with abuse allegations at the Saskatoon school.
View ArticleSaskatoon gamer heading to Street Fighter tournament in L.A. to compete for...
Michael Becker is among the world's best Street Fighter 6 players, competing for the top prize at Capcom Cup X.
View Article'A family tradition for 25 years': Enchanted Forest lit at Saskatoon's...
This year, the winter light show has added three new features to its ever-growing collection, including a giant glowing globe.
View ArticleSaskatoon weather: Another sunny November day
No snow on the ground, no new snow expected today. Instead, sunny and somewhat warm weather awaits you as you head outside.
View ArticleFundraising for Colin Thatcher's appeal in 1984
On this day in 1984, supporters gathered to raise funds for Colin Thatcher's appeal after he was convicted of first-degree murder.
View Article'We are a powerhouse': Saskatoon Filipino drag collective takes flight
Saskatoon's first Filipino drag collective is representing queer immigrant joy.
View ArticleSaskatoon mayor talks budget, arena, downtown library at NSBA lunch
Mayor Charlie Clark sat for questions from a local business group that has voiced criticism about some of council's choices.
View ArticleSaskatoon ambulance window smashing was the second incident in a month
On Tuesday, an ambulance parked downtown had its windows "smashed out" while paramedics were attending a patient.
View ArticleSaskatoon police investigating after vehicle hit historic downtown cathedral
The driver did not stick around. No one was inside the building at the time, police said. No arrests have been made.
View ArticleBlake Schreiner's appeal of murder conviction, parole eligibility denied
The appeal judges found the trial judge did not mishandle Schreiner’s mental health issues when convicting him of second-degree murder.
View ArticleSHA releases action plan to address capacity issues at Saskatoon hospitals
CEO estimates more than 100 patients in Saskatoon hospitals on any given day could be cared for elsewhere.
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