Carla Shynkaruk

With the war in Ukraine still going on and Saskatchewan now home to hundreds of newcomers fleeing the attacks, there's been a resurgence of a youth group here in Saskatoon.

This provincial election is shaping up to be a nail biter, with data heading into today's election showing the two front runners neck and neck.

A 9-year-old Saskatoon boy is taking on a project to help the city's homeless. It started out with a lot of work collecting recycled cans and bottles, it has turned into a labour of love.

Residents of an apartment in downtown Saskatoon were left without water this weekend, and they're frustrated about the whole process.

It's election day south of the border and even if Saskatoon residents aren't casting ballots, many are watching the outcome closely and bracing for impact.

Commemorating the sacrifices at The Cenotaph outside City Hall Roughly one hundred people gathered at the Cenotaph at Civic Square to pay tribute.

Saskatoon police stats show incidents of property damage like smashed windows have increased in the city's core over most of the last five years, leaving businesses coping with the cost of vandalism.

CTV News caught up with residents as they headed to the polls Wednesday, and some voters said their democratic right to vote was delayed because of a ballot issue at one polling station.

As the Canada Post strike carries on, and prime giving season gets underway, Saskatoon charities are concerned they're losing out on vital mail-in donations.

As Saskatoon buckles down for winter, the staff at Prairie Harm Reduction gears up for the influx of people through their doors.