Dayne Patterson

Saskatoon city council is seeking federal funding to enforce business licensing for short-term rentals in the city, in hopes of improving the rental market for long-term stays.

The trade war between the United States and Canada is expected to impact people on both sides of the border. Saskatchewan wealth of sought-after resources means it has an interesting role in the conflict.

The Saskatchewan beef industry is intertwined with the U.S., and the trade war could expose aspects that could lead to rising costs in some areas of the supply chain and cheaper prices in others.

The husband of a daycare owner, which operated the facility at their home, has been convicted of several sex crimes.

Another measles case has been confirmed in Saskatchewan, prompting an exposure risk in about a dozen locations between Saskatoon and North Battleford.

Saskatchewan premier Scott Moe's promise to eliminate the industrial carbon tax moves away from the province's own climate plans, says one economist. It could also open the door to a potential federal election issue, says another.

Hockey Saskatchewan is looking to expand its Saskatchewan Junior Female Hockey League and is asking interested communities to apply.

Sgt. Chris Harris has spent nearly two decades with the Saskatoon Police Service, most recently patrolling its downtown core. He says there are misconceptions about homelessness and addictions in the city and how they could be fixed.

A semi-truck driver who ran a red light in Saskatoon and crashed into another vehicle, killing two people, has been given a 20-month conditional sentence by a provincial court judge.

Saskatoon West Green Party candidate Naomi Hunter is sticking to her process of door-knocking as a key way to meet voters after her party leadership was uninvited from the federal leaders' debate.