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Hundreds more Saskatoon public school students received cheer crates ahead of this long weekend than last fall, although the program still can't keep up with demand. On April 1, volunteers and troops ...

Police in Saskatoon seized more than 14 kilograms of illegal drugs last Friday after arresting a man and raiding a pair of homes. According to a statement released on Wednesday, police arrested the 34...

The provincial ban on pruning elm trees goes into effect across Saskatchewan on Wednesday and runs until August 31. The annual ban takes effect after cases of Dutch elm disease reached a record in Sas...

Saskatchewan is preparing for a new group to take over animal welfare enforcement in the province. With the exception of the city of Regina, the new Saskatchewan Animal Enforcement Agency will provide...

The University of Saskatchewan is getting a quantum computer later this year and it could help fast-track vaccine development. The U of S will be home to the first university owned-and-operated, full-...

Weyburn has confirmed that city-wide water pressure had been restored on Tuesday afternoon, but a precautionary drinking water advisory (PDWA) will remain in effect. The city noted in a release that t...

A small community northeast of Prince Albert is reeling after losing the building that houses their skating and curling rinks and community hall. The recreation centre in Smeaton partially collapsed e...

Concerns surrounding Saskatoon's downtown continue to grow as viral posts about the condition of Midtown Mall and social media videos on shoplifting continue to circulate. Executive director of the Do...

While navigating drops in enrollment and recent layoffs, there is still an abundant need for well-trained post-secondary students in Saskatchewan. On Tuesday, Saskatchewan Polytechnic president and CE...

The Government of Saskatchewan is cutting ties with Saskatoon's Prairie Harm Reduction. Last week, the supervised consumption site put out an urgent call for donations and its board announced the firi...