Newsletter - North

Saskatchewan’s lone Liberal member of Parliament will serve as a secretary of state for Prime Minister Mark Carney’s government.

The University of Saskatchewan has denied the Saskatoon Tribal Council’s bid to repurpose a heritage seminary into Indigenous housing.

The Eye Hill Municipal Airport received some funding from the Government of Saskatchewan to make the necessary repairs.

Smoke from wildfires is reducing air quality and visibility in the Northeast, prompting health warnings and outdoor activity limits.

The Saskatoon man is charged in connection to a collision that left one woman dead and three others seriously injured.

Family members of those who served brought in military memorabilia and shared stories at the Luseland and District Museum.

Benefits applied research partners, industry and students.

Environment Canada meteorologists were tracking a couple of storms capable of producing strong wind gusts, nickel to ping pong ball size hail and heavy rain.

The city’s operations department started its annual unidirectional water main line flushing on May 5.

A late-night fire on Boykowich Bend caused potentially $600K in damage to two homes in Saskatoon; all residents evacuated safely.