Mia Holowaychuk

Families in Saskatoon received a helping hand from the White Buffalo Youth Lodge on Friday at the annual back-to-school backpack giveaway and carnival.

A woman from the RM of Bulcher who is serving a nearly six-year prison sentence after driving on the wrong side of a divided highway and killing two women in a crash has been approved for day parole.

Reiter pointed to the province’s efforts to improve housing affordability and supply. He also highlighted the enhanced first-time homebuyers tax credit and the PST rebate on new home construction.

A legal battle involving former students of Legacy Christian Academy and its affiliated Mile Two Church is moving forward after Saskatchewan’s Court of Appeal overturned a judge’s decision to dismiss the proposed class action.

A plan to temporarily remove 25 benches from downtown Saskatoon is officially on hold.

The mine is nearing commercial production after producing its first copper concentrate in June. The project is expected to produce copper, zinc, gold and silver, while creating hundreds of jobs.

While the University of Regina has taught students in Saskatoon for years, there’s now a new campus for them to call their own.

Ward 9 Councillor Bev Dubois is asking city administration to look at options to regulate the delivery of graphic flyers to homes in Saskatoon. Saskatoon does not have any regulations governing flyers.

The trial for a former principal at a Saskatoon Christian school accused of striking students with a wooden paddle continued Wednesday with testimony from a former student.

A former Saskatoon massage therapist is going to prison for historical sexual assaults against female clients.