Carla Shynkaruk

Anyone who was around Saskatoon in 1989 may remember the name of a local hockey player, Duncan MacPherson, whose story gripped the city.

As Ukraine continues to defend itself against a Russian offensive that started more than two years ago, one local fundraiser is enduring a 400 kilometre trek to raise money for aid.

There appears to be a turf war happening across Saskatoon with more people opting for artificial turf over traditional grass. One local company is seeing a significant increase in demand for this synthetic alternative.

Many of Saskatchewan's summer destinations are known for providing an opportunity to see wildlife, and one of the most elusive of the animals in the province has been making more of an appearance this year.

This month marks a big milestone for one Saskatoon senior as she celebrates hitting the century mark — and the celebration has begun.

The development of a new public elementary school designed to amalgamate three others in Saskatoon's core neighbourhoods is years behind schedule.

The Saskatchewan Union of Nurses (SUN) is once again sounding that alarm about the current state of the emergency room at St. Paul's Hospital.

Riding a bike in the summer is a pretty ordinary activity, but for one Saskatoon man with a brain injury, the newfound freedom he has gained from his new bike is extraordinary.

While the last big weekend of the summer has passed, those in the travel industry say there's still plenty of things for vacationers to do in Saskatchewan.

Interest in girls’ hockey has hit an all time high in Saskatoon and that’s encouraging for current and past players.