Canadian military was P.A. soldier's 'true calling, his dream'
Prince Albert native Pte. Shaun Farrell was among the four soldiers who died in a fire at CFB Wainwright.
Crime
Saskatoon man gets conditional discharge for hotel room assaults
During two separate incidents, MD Fazle Rabby pinned a woman to the bed, a Saskatoon provincial courtroom heard.
Former Christian school principal convicted of assaulting students with paddle will learn sentence in 2027
Duff Arthur Friesen was convicted of assault with a weapon stemming from his time as Christian Centre Academy principalbetween 1997 and 2007.
Saskatchewan Politics
UPDATED: Saskatchewan government reinstates chronic wasting disease monitoring program
"We recognize we made a mistake and we are sorry."
'A strong message sent': Moe pleased with Alberta referendum results, but says work still ahead
Sask. Premier Scott Moe points to a renewed relationship between the feds and the Prairie provinces.
Former PPC candidate fined $3K for using forged document
Trevor Wowk is also required to pay $900 to cover a victim surcharge, according to court documents.
Longreads
The day we lost Uncle Ed’s: Stories from an inferno, 30 years after it devoured a Saskatoon landmark
The 1996 fire that obliterated the Uncle Ed’s Furniture warehouse at First Avenue and 24th Street is a core memory for many in Saskatoon.
‘Sadly forgotten’: Marquis Downs becoming a memory of horse racing glory in Sask.
The demolition of Saskatchewan’s last horseracing track, Marquis Downs in Saskatoon, provokes memories of happier days.
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Roughriders
Roughriders resting six starters in season finale against Elks
A look at Saskatchewan’s roster changes for the Roughriders final regular season game Saturday against Edmonton.
Davis: CFL teams resting QBs before weird playoffs; next year will be worse
The only team hoping — or planning — to play its starting quarterback from start to finish this weekend is the desperate Winnipeg Blue Bombers.
new faces new places
New Faces, New Places: Teddy's, a place for vintage and vinyl, and a good old yarn
"I don't like to sell anything that's less than pristine in quality. It's just quite an inviting environment in the store."
New Faces, New Places: Literacy Pod Tutoring offers small group tutoring options
Literacy Pod Tutoring provides personalized reading and writing support for children aged four to Grade 8 in Saskatoon.
New Faces, New Places: Chaiiwala of London offers late night chai, treats in Saskatoon
"It's not just a café for me. And it's not just serving one community. For me, it's a legacy."
Health
“Reaching this tentative agreement is an important step toward ensuring our members’ voices are heard and their needs are addressed."
your city
Road work changes expected as construction continues along College Drive
Cumberland Avenue between College Drive and Elliott Street will close Friday for about five weeks for curb reconstruction and new traffic signals.
City outlines DEED history amid public questions and referendum talks
Davies said while discussions are happening, nothing has changed where the DEED is currently at.
City, Saskatoon residents clash on encampment response
The city manager said the police response was due to protesters, not people facing homelessness.
Saskatoon’s snow management projected over budget ahead of 2026-27 winter season
Last year’s budget between January and December was just over $20 million, resulting in a deficit of approximately $3 million.
Uncertainty for unhoused people after Saskatoon encampment torn down
People dragged tents and other belongings out of a field while a police line slowly worked its way toward them.







