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‘Pure frustration’: Saskatoon man says SGI claim left him waiting 2 months and paying out of pocket

A Saskatoon man says what should have been a straightforward SGI claim turned into a two-month ordeal, leaving him frustrated by delays and facing additional expenses.

Another semi strikes Saskatoon overpass, seventh hit this year

Another Saskatoon overpass was struck by a semi Wednesday afternoon, causing minor damage to the structure.

ISC threatens to claw back all current funding if FSIN doesn’t repay $12M flagged in audit

Indigenous Services Canada (ISC) is making good on its notice to collect over $12 million from Saskatchewan’s largest First Nation organization following a forensic audit of its spending.

Mounties cleared after 2025 in-custody death on James Smith Cree Nation

RCMP officers involved in the arrest of man who died shortly after being handcuffed on James Smith Cree Nation last year have been cleared of wrongdoing.

RCMP looking for masked suspect after shooting in northern Sask. community 

A person was taken to hospital after a shooting on Clearwater River Dene Nation early Wednesday morning.

Sask. RCMP ask public for help finding suspects wanted for assault and robbery

Saskatchewan RCMP are asking the public for help finding suspects wanted for assault and robbery in the northern community of Jans Bay, near Beauval.

Fraudsters impersonating Saskatchewan RCMP in email scam

The Saskatchewan RCMP is urging residents to remain vigilant against email scams, including one where fraudsters pretend to be the RCMP itself. 

RCMP officer nearly hit by passing vehicle during traffic stop

For the second time this year, a Mountie in Saskatchewan was nearly struck while conducting a highway traffic stop.

Saskatoon school employee faces new charges, allegations from sixth student

A former Saskatoon Catholic school employee faces new charges after a sixth girl came forward with allegations against him.

Saskatoon shed fire spreads to home and van

A shed fire Tuesday afternoon quickly turned into a bigger problem for Saskatoon firefighters.

‘Easy decision’: Saskatoon police officer who donated kidney inspires organization-wide change

Last year, Saskatoon Police officer Chris Martin made the decision to donate a kidney to a friend who needed one.

From the gridiron to the green: Pieces of Taylor Field live on in small town Saskatchewan

There’s a piece of Saskatchewan Roughriders history that won’t be found in the history books. For more than 25 years, it’s been helping golfers play a different game just outside Bruno, southeast of Saskatoon.

‘We do have room for improvement’: Fall flu and COVID shots now available across Saskatchewan

Saskatchewan residents are now able to get their fall flu and COVID-19 shots.

Hatchet-wielding poultry worker to be paid damages after firing over brawl with coworkers

A former Saskatoon poultry worker is receiving compensation after he was wrongfully fired for an off hours dust-up in a parking lot that left his wife seriously injured at the hands of a hatchet-wielding coworker.

Old Man Winter visits Saskatchewan

The Thanksgiving long weekend featured a wintry atmosphere as scattered snow whitened areas across Saskatchewan.