News/Canada/Saskatoon

A Court of King’s Bench justice upheld an order to kill a female mixed-breed pit bull that attacked and killed a poodle in Saskatoon in 2021.

Police are asking for the public’s help identifying a car used in a drive-by shooting earlier this month.

Saskatoon city council has approved adjustments to next year’s budget that will see a 3.93 per cent increase in property taxes, which works out to a little less than $7 a month for the average homeowner.

People affected by the mass stabbing at James Smith Cree Nation are hopeful new federal funding will help the community heal — and prevent a future tragedy.

A man alleging that he was unlawfully confined and tortured by three women and two men is himself now charged with first-degree murder in the death of Megan Gallagher.

The name of a Saskatoon woman accused of abducting her child and faking her and the child’s deaths can now be published.

A single mother of three was evicted earlier this month. She is far from the only one going through it in Saskatchewan.

United Church leaders across Saskatchewan have issued a public letter condemning officials with Saskatoon’s Legacy Christian Academy and Mile Two Church for minimizing and denying widespread abuse allegations.

Pig carcasses had to be piled outside a Saskatoon rendering plant earlier this week because of a truck fire inside the facility, the Canadian Food Inspection Agency says.

Jeremy MacKenzie, the leader of the controversial Diagolon movement, is getting released from a Saskatoon jail after a bail review hearing Friday.

A pair of Indigenous sisters who have been apart for nearly two decades for a crime they are adamant they didn’t commit tearfully reunited in Yorkton Thursday, embracing on the grounds of the Court of Kings Bench.

A pair of Indigenous sisters who have been apart for nearly two decades for a crime they are adamant they didn’t commit tearfully reunited in Yorkton Thursday, embracing on the grounds of the Court of Kings Bench.