Music to a city’s ears: Jazz Festival returns to Saskatoon
The SaskTel Saskatchewan Jazz Festival runs from July 3-12, with a range of entertainment taking place across Saskatoon...
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Brody Langager
17:38
Saskatchewan Water Security Agency addresses a wave of river concerns
Water levels, high sand build up and safety in the South Saskatchewan River were all concerns addressed by the WSA...
Brody Langager
22:21
Low water, high sand levels may force cancellation of Prairie Lily’s season: operators
High levels of sand and silt in the South Saskatchewan River is keeping the Prairie Lily from sailing this year,
Brody Langager
08:22
Saskatoon aspires to keep growing tourism levels despite tariff uncertainty
Saskatoon made up 20.33 per cent of the province's visitor economy in 2024, while Regina made up 14.87 per cent...
Brody Langager
21:25
Increasing bear-spray incidents could see possible Saskatoon bylaw in June
Bear spray incidents have been increasing over the past two years, and city council could see a potential bylaw as
Brody Langager
05:24
Carbon charge dropped, changes to recycling collection on the way
Saskatoon city councillors covered topics revolving around potholes, recycling, bus safety and the carbon tax on Tuesday...
Brody Langager
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Saskatoon designated a safe city despite pushback from trans community
Saskatoon has been designated a safe city for the 2SLGBTQQIA+ community, but some people from the trans community raised concerns...
Brody Langager
11:27
Angry and in pain: Tod Fox calls for intersection safety action at city committee
Natasha Fox's husband is calling for intersection safety changes almost two years after Fox was struck and killed at an
Brody Langager
05:20
Residential, industrial streets to get cleared as temperatures rise in Saskatoon
Street clearing will be taking place in residential and industrial areas of Saskatoon as the weather warms...
Brody Langager
09:26
Saskatchewan’s deep income poverty related to education outcomes
A Statistics Canada paper highlighted Saskatchewan's high rate of deep income poverty, which one United Way representative said could be
