Laura Woodward

The Saskatoon Airport is preparing for a major renovation to the arrivals area.

Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe said the NDP will be competing with the Green Party “for the backseats” in the upcoming federal election. 

St. Paul’s United Church has placed its worship minister on a paid administrative leave as he faces criminal charges.

A former Saskatoon mayoral candidate and owner of a legal services business is facing charges in connection with an armed robbery at a North Battleford motel.

Saskatoon’s new downtown homeless shelter on Pacific Avenue reached full capacity on its April 1 opening.

A group representing Saskatchewan car dealers is standing against Canada’s move to impose retaliatory auto tariffs. 

As the threats of tariffs loom, Saskatchewan truckers are voicing concerns about the potential impact on their industry.

The Crown has filed an appeal in a high-profile case involving the death of nine-year-old Baeleigh Maurice.

The Federation of Sovereign Indigenous Nations (FSIN) wants to change the Criminal Code of Canada to prioritize victims that are children.

The past principal of a private Christian school in Saskatoon is facing three new criminal charges.

'I thought I was dead': Man electrocuted, burned at SaskPower hydro dam calls for compensation

Sask. saw 'off the charts' reports of tick able to carry Lyme disease

A resort offering glamorous camping, known as glamping, is now open at Blackstrap Provincial Park.

A high-ranked executive in Saskatchewan’s ministry of education has resigned the same week a podcast episode was released alleging his inappropriate behaviour.

After about four months on the job, the city of Saskatoon has “mutually parted ways” with its director of transit.

Nearly half of Canadians who celebrate Halloween plan to spend more than $50, according to data from Retail Council of Canada (RCC).

A conference in Saskatoon highlighted the prevalence of brain injuries in domestic violence victims.

A Saskatoon woman, whose altercation with a security guard was captured in a widely-shared video, made a tearful apology in court Wednesday morning.

A Métis entrepreneur in Saskatoon is using his business to celebrate his culture and collaborate with Indigenous artists.

The Saskatchewan Serious Incident Response Team (SIRT) is investigating Saskatoon police conduct during an arrest last week.