Brody Langager

Rielly Knock, director of community relationships for the fire department, said he hadn't heard of the issues described by the transit union.

A city council committee received a suggestion for a bylaw to regulate the sale of bear spray but took no action at a meeting on Wednesday.

Saskatoon's latest point-in-time count identified almost three times as many people without permanent shelter in the city compared to 2022.

The city will cover a $360,000 funding gap for the Mustard Seed downtown shelter; the province had originally estimated a $250,000 cost.

“We need immediate assistance, as soon as possible, because there’s a crisis in Saskatoon,” Arcand said on Friday

Saskatoon's zoning bylaws and parking rules could change in the downtown core as the city centre and district plan gets implemented.

Home buyers in Brighton, Elk Point and future neighbourhoods are expected to pay an elementary school land levy of $230.50.

Mayor Cynthia Block addressed concerned raised around Saskatoon's unhoused community at a rally Wednesday.

As Saskatoon's Nutrien Wonderhub grapples with day-to-day financial challenges, the local children's museum continues to explore ways to put itself on stable ground.

Soon after emigrating from South Sudan to Saskatoon in 2000, Senos Timon made a personal commitment to be involved in the community.