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Police in Saskatoon are investigating the third homicide of 2021 after a man died from a stabbing.

Cecile Moosomin said her intent is not to spur division within her community, and is approaching the situation from a place of “peace and reconciliation.”

Justice Richard Danyliuk apologizd Friday to Saskatooon lawyer George Green for a colourfully-worded ruling that began with a miscommunication about documents filed.

The warm weather is creating perfect conditions for a foggy Friday on highways across much of the province.

Saskatoon Public Schools says that since the start of the school year, there have been 244 positive cases at 53 location — at 52 schools and at the board office.

Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe and chief medical health officer Dr. Saqib Shahab said this week that they’re looking at loosening household restrictions as soon as next week. But how do Saskatchewan’s restrictions compare to other provinces and territories?

A Saskatoon man was sentence to five years for his role in a 2019 homicide.

Saskatchewan’s COVID-19 vaccine clinics are working off lists of “alternate” recipients in the event that extra doses are available after the original “priority” targets are immunized.

The Saskatchewan Health Authority has declared a COVID-19 outbreak at 88 King Street, which is only accessible by employees. 

A Saskatoon man who can’t be with his mother-in-law argues residents who have received two doses of a COVID-19 vaccine should be allowed visitors.

A Saskatoon man who can’t be with his mother-in-law argues residents who have received two doses of a COVID-19 vaccine should be allowed visitors.

Saskatchewan chief medical health officer Dr. Saqib Shahab says the province expects to receive a batch of 15,000 AstraZeneca doses next week.

Three Transwest Air medevac flights in northern Sask. have had unplanned landings in the past two months.

A widow in North Battleford, Sask., says her husband received inadequate treatment after going to the emergency room with chest pains. Tom Thomas, 34, had been diagnosed with COVID-19 a week before.

A recent Court of Queen’s Bench ruling by a Saskatoon justice is sending ripples through legal circles for its language and tone.

Ward 1. Councillor Darren Hill says people could “easily” physically distance themselves from one another inside the Marquis Downs facility, and precautions like planned quarantined and COVID-19 tests for jockeys upon departure and arrival could have ensured the season could go ahead.