Sarah Mills: Tiger Woods should know better after another DUI case
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Police arrest man carrying air soft gun on U of S campus
A man with what appeared to be a gun caused a stir at the University of Saskatchewan Wednesday. Saskatoon police said protective services officers at the U of S alerted them about a man who appeared t...
Apr 12, 2017
GoFundMe briefly suspends fundraiser for fined Sask. nurse
A GoFundMe page to help a nurse pay a hefty fine was briefly shut down Wednesday afternoon. The online campaign was created by Montreal nurse Natalie Doucet to support Carloyn Strom, who was fined $26...
Apr 12, 2017
Downtown Saskatoon's Bus Stop Refreshments opens for season
Saskatoon's original food truck is back open for business. Bus Stop Refreshments, permanently parked across the street from the Delta Bessborough, turned on its red and blue neon open sign Wednesday. ...
Apr 12, 2017
Wray Morrison: Musical commissioner's chairs
Since 1967, the CFL has had fifteen commissioners. The average tenure for a CFL commissioner has been 3.3 years in the last half century. Now, fans and media members are analyzing Jeffrey Orridge's ti...
Apr 12, 2017
Bail hearing set for alleged courthouse bomber
The man accused of planting a crude homemade bomb in front of the Saskatoon Provincial Court building had a short hearing Wednesday morning. Rodney James Wilkie, 45, is facing charges of mischief, obs...
Apr 12, 2017
Police seek help to ID woman in white powder case
Saskatoon police released a photo Wednesday of a woman they want to speak to in relation to the rash of white powder scares across the city. The unknown woman is seen in a video released to some local...
Apr 12, 2017
Police remind drivers again about leaving keys in vehicles
The results of an online survey conducted by Saskatoon police are highlighting a major preventative problem with auto theft. According to the survey, 58 per cent of theft victims admit they left the k...
Apr 11, 2017
Pelican watch program among cuts at Meewasin Valley
The recent provincial budget is putting pressure on the Meewasin Valley Authority. The province cut $409,000 from the MVA, which amounts to a 17 per cent reduction in statutory funding. Meewasin CEO L...
Apr 11, 2017
Crews respond to large grass fire outside Saskatoon
More than a dozen firefighters battled large flames in a farmer's field outside Saskatoon Tuesday afternoon. Crews got a report of a car fire shortly before 3 p.m. When engines arrived on scene, the f...
Apr 11, 2017
MLA Olauson email reveals 'research' request on constituent
The Sask. Party ordered Saskatoon University MLA Eric Olauson to apologize Tuesday after requesting a background check on a constituent. Resident Heather Landine emailed Olauson, a former city council...
Apr 11, 2017
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