Classes cancelled at St. Mark School due to lack of water

Repairs to a water main valve near a school in Saskatoon have resulted in the cancellation of classes Thursday.

Saskatoon Police investigate shooting that injured teen

A male teen suffered a gunshot wound to the leg Wednesday afternoon in Saskatoon.

Vince Young stepping backwards at Riders camp

by Glenn Reid

If the Saskatchewan Roughriders' roster had to be set today, Vince Young's name may not be on it. The quarterback, who had success on football's biggest stage, is finding his comeback tough sledding in Saskatchewan.

Businesses apply for certificates to provide passenger service in rural Sask. as STC winds down

by Stephanie Taylor

At least 11 companies have applied for a certificate that will allow them to provide passenger and baggage transport service since the government announced it was shuttering the Saskatchewan Transportation company

Video 'They just keep coming': Tent caterpillar invasion coats Sask. home in insects — and feces

by Creeden Martell

Hordes of tent caterpillars have covered Tammi Hanowski's home south of Saskatoon and have crawled up the walls and made their way into her pool.

Conservation officer says Saskatoon bear couldn't be saved from fall out of tree

Conservation officers said they did everything they could to save a bear that was euthanized in Saskatoon on Tuesday.

Seniors, students speak out on last day for STC

by Danny Kerslake

Seniors and students in Saskatchewan are mourning the loss of the Saskatchewan Transportation Company.

Saskatoon Public Library laying off 20 workers

Layoff notices have gone out to workers at the Saskatoon Public Library and more cuts are expected to come soon.

Thousands gather at U of S for graduation powwow

A special graduation ceremony at the University of Saskatchewan on Wednesday featured not caps and gowns but drums, singing and dancing.

Canadian curling clubs rocked by big cable companies

by Devin Heroux

Curling clubs across Canada are rallying together and pushing back against what they see as unfair treatment by the country's two biggest cable television providers.

One last trip: STC passengers say hitchhiking, bumming rides only options now

by Charles Hamilton

The government will shutter the Saskatchewan Transportation Company's doors today. A year from now the Crown corporation's buses will be sold; the depot in Saskatoon for sale.

Health Minister says rapid growth of Sask. meth problem was 'hard to predict'

by Alicia Bridges

Health Minister Jim Reiter says rapid growth in Saskatchewan’s crystal meth problem has occurred under his government’s watch because drug crises are difficult to predict.

Sask. First Nations veteran honoured after 21 years with Canadian Forces

When he began his career with the Canadian Forces more than 20 years ago, retired sergeant Robin Dawatsare had no idea he would be serving in missions all around the world.

Analysis 'He's just misunderstood': A catchphrase for Riders receiver Duron Carter

by Glenn Reid

Duron Carter is a player with unquestionable talent but he also carries a reputation of not always playing nice with teammates.

In Depth Indigenous culture not protected in Canadian law, lawyers and academics say

by Hilary Bird

Under Canadian law, protecting Indigenous traditional medicines, knowledge and cultural expression from being exploited may be more difficult than it seems.

Brianne Theisen-Eaton is not missing the athlete life

by JP Nikota

Brianne Theisen-Eaton just sat out the first major competition since she decided to walk away from her sport, and it hasn't made her think twice about the move.

Saskatoon police searching for missing 11-year-old girl

Saskatoon police are searching for an 11-year-old girl who was last seen Monday morning.

Map Saskatoon man rear-ends police cruiser after driving into oncoming traffic

Saskatoon police have charged a 76-year-old man who drove into oncoming traffic while road crews were working in the area Monday night.

Roughriders, CFL won't welcome Justin Cox back

by Alex Soloducha

Roughriders head coach Chris Jones says the team has made up its mind and won't welcome back former defensive back Justin Cox, even after being found not guilty of the assault charge that resulted in his release from the team.

Crystal Wreck: Meth use explodes in Saskatchewan

Saskatchewan saw a crystal meth trainwreck in its sights more than a decade ago, so why couldn't it put on the brakes?

$50M Children's Hospital donation largest in Sask. history

by Jason Warick

A Saskatchewan-born businessman has made a multimillion-dollar donation to the Children's Hospital of Saskatchewan.

Video Black bear found up a tree in Saskatoon industrial park euthanized after bad reaction to drug

A black bear that was tranquillized by conservation officers in Saskatoon has been euthanized after a bad reaction to the reversal drug.

Andrew Scheer hasn't engaged enough with First Nations leaders in Sask., chiefs say

by Charles Hamilton

Not everyone in Saskatchewan thinks Andrew Scheer is so deserving of praise.

University of Saskatchewan union concerned after 15 managers laid off

The Administrative and Supervisory Personnel Association (ASPA) is concerned that recent layoffs at the University of Saskatchewan are only the tip of the iceberg.

Premier Brad Wall worries about death of Kinder Morgan pipeline expansion after B.C. election

Saskatchewan Premier Brad Wall is worried that the Kinder Morgan pipeline expansion may be dead in the water.

Disability group files complaints against 40 Saskatoon restaurants

by Josh Lynn

Members of Barrier Free Saskatchewan have lodged complaints with the Saskatchewan Human Rights Commission against 40 Saskatoon restaurants. The group says the businesses are not accessible for people living with disabilities.

Live blog recap MMIWG: Final day of opening hearings in Whitehorse

The National Inquiry into Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls will wrap up a three-day schedule of public hearings on Thursday beginning at 12 p.m. ET. You can follow along here with our live blog.

Alexa Emerson to stay behind bars until at least end of June

Alexa Emerson will return to a Saskatoon courtroom on June 28 for a bail hearing. She faces more than 80 charges related to white powder deliveries and bomb threats.

Saskatoon synchrotron experts linking up with Middle East

Scientists at the Canadian Light Source in Saskatoon are reaching into the Middle East in an effort to get a new synchrotron in that region operating to its fullest potential.

Saskatoon Public Schools cuts bus routes

by David Shield

In a cost-cutting measure, Saskatoon Public Schools is shrinking its school bus routes.

'I didn't want to hit him again:' Saskatoon boxer regrets putting opponent in hospital

by Viola Pruss

In the 10th round, Gary Kopas knew the fight was over, but the referee kept telling him to box. So he threw a few more punches. Now his opponent, New Brunswick-born boxer David Whittom, is in hospital in Saint John with a traumatic brain injury.

CN Rail, Teamsters reach tentative deal to avoid strike

CN Rail and the union for more than 3,000 conductors, train and yard workers have reached an agreement in principle on a new collective agreement, averting a possible labour disruption that could have started early Tuesday morning.

Former Roughrider Justin Cox found not guilty of assault

Former Saskatchewan Roughriders player Justin Cox has been found not guilty of assault causing bodily harm.

'We shouldn't have to go on our hands and knees,' residential school survivor says of Pope apology

by Jason Warick

Pope Francis will consider Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's request for a residential school apology, but one survivor says the Vatican shouldn't have to be asked.

Saskatoon councillors want more information before voting on firepit ban

The Lung Association of Saskatchewan will be asking Saskatoon city councillors for a ban on backyard fire pits Monday morning.

SaskPower closing Saskatoon cash counter

Customers in multiple Saskatchewan communities will no longer be able to pay their SaskPower bills in person as the Crown corporation prepares to close four counters on June 1.

'What a nightmare': Family of Saskatoon woman missing for 2 years pleads for help

The Saskatoon Police Service and the family of Kandice Singbeil are once again asking for the public's help to find the missing woman.

'I want to know if they're inspired': Indspire cross country tour stops in Saskatoon

by Danny Kerslake

Their mission is to invest in and promote Indigenous education, and now as part of Canada’s 150 celebrations, Indspire is sending its youth laureates out on tour with a stop in Saskatoon tomorrow.

Recovering addicts find allies in animals, study finds

by Danny Kerslake

A national study found 70 per cent of recovering addicts benefited from interacting with therapy animals.

Boxer suffers traumatic brain injury in championship match against Saskatoon fighter

Cruiserweight boxer David Whittom is fighting for his life after a championship bout in Fredericton on the weekend led to a brain hemorrhage.

Sask. economy expected to emerge out of recession in 2017

The Conference Board of Canada says Saskatchewan will likely help lead the country in economic growth this year.

Analysis Roughriders kick off training camp in Saskatoon

by Glenn Reid

All eyes are on the "seasoned" quarterbacks as Roughriders kick off their training camp in Saskatoon.