Saskatchewan News
Saturday, May 18th 2013
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Two men stabbed Friday night
Two men were sent to hospital following a stabbing incident Friday night. Police were...
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Sutherland school marks 100 years
Sutherland School is officially 100 years old.The original building was put up in 1913,...
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Man arrested after allegedly spraying two women with bear mace
A man faces assault charges after allegedly spraying two women with bear mace at a ...
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Couple helps save woman on University Bridge
A couple's fast thinking helped save the life of a woman on the University Bridge Friday...
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Group pushes for highway twinning in Southeast Sask
It's been widely reported that Estevan has a housing crisis on its hands, but what about...
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Police investigate stabbing at Stanley Place
One man is in hospital following an early morning stabbing at at Stanley Place.Around 4:...
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Communities outside Saskatoon form special rescue unit
Six communities outside of Saskatoon have stepped up their emergency preparations. ...
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Sask. fishing, hunting licenses now available online
For many, the May Long weekend means dusting off the tackle box, and heading up to the...
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PHOTOS: Some Sask residents finding creative ways to haul recreational vehicles
It's one thing to haul your camper to the lake for the weekend. But it's another thing to...
Friday, May 17th 2013
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Blades fall short in their MasterCard Memorial Cup opener
In front of more than 10,000 fans at Credit Union Centre, the Saskatoon Blades came up...
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Library employees sign new contract with city
Saskatoon Public Library workers have a new contract following three years without one....
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More millionaires in Saskatchewan than we think, business analyst.
There could be more millionaires in Saskatchewan than a British study suggests,...
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Saskatoon Francophone Federation Community Centre gets money from federal government
Saskatoon's francophone community got an economic boost thanks to tax money from the...
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City projecting a budget deficit
Despite sunny skies and warmer temperatures, the City of Saskatoon continues to feel the...
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Alleged Kijiji scammer to make first court appearance next week
Alleged Kijiji scammer Jason Hartlen will make his first court appearance in Saskatoon...
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Memorial Cup weekend will be a safe one
The Credit Union Centre is taking safety precautions by hiring an American crowd security...
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UPDATED: Supreme Court upholds mother's acquittal in Prince Albert Walmart baby case
The Supreme Court of Canada decided to uphold the acquittal of a mother who left her...
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Drivers urged to stick to Highway 2 detour
With Highway 2 still closed due to flooding between Prince Albert and St. Louis,...
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Ag Minister Ritz announces formation of Canadian Wheat Alliance
Hoping to improve the quality of Canadian wheat, the federal and provincial governments...
Thursday, May 16th 2013
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Province releases this year's highway work projects
The summer highway construction season is already a few weeks behind before most work...