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Human trafficking isn't just happening overseas, it's happening right here in Saskatoon. That's according to Cindy Reimer with A21 Walk for Freedom, which was held Saturday morning with 200 people at ...

The early bird gets the worm but in this case their vote. More than 40 people lined up for advance voting at City Hall Saturday morning. "It only took me two minutes," said April Nechvatel, who was on...

Saskatoon police are investigating the city's 10th homicide case after a man died from injuries sustained during an attack Friday night. Around 10:53 p.m. Oct. 14, police and  MD Ambulance person...

Logan Flodell kept up his strong play with 36 saves as the Saskatoon Blades beat Kelowna 4-2 Friday night. The win opens a five-game road trip for Saskatoon across B.C. Jesse Shynkaruk and Mason McCar...

Jarvis James and Mitch Hillis each scored a pair of touchdowns and the University of Saskatchewan Huskies football team beat the UBC Thunderbirds 40-10. James ran in a pair of short distance scores wh...

Making health care better for Indigenous people. That's what St Paul's Hospital wants to do in its commitment to the Truth and Reconciliation call to action. Neal Kewistep is a residential school surv...

Construction is set to begin on a new hotel complex at the U of S following a sod-turning ceremony on Friday. The nine-storey building slated to open on College Drive near Griffiths Stadium will house...

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says the tragedy of young people taking their lives has to stop following the suicides of three girls in northern Saskatchewan. Two girls from Stanley Mission took their ...

The man accused of killing a mother-of-one in a drunk driving crash last weekend is out on bail.   Brendan Sugar is facing a number of conditions including abstaining from drugs and alcohol, a cu...

Despite a damning report by the Children's Advocate over a baby's death, the Ministry of Social Services continues to work with the Saskatoon Tribal Council. Earlier this summer the government took th...