Jocelyn Bennett

On this day in 1956, an aerial photo was shared of the Hi-way Refinery on 11th Street West, with old Exhibition buildings in the background.

The provincial election revealed the split between the Sask Party and Indian Country — all three Aboriginal MLAs are with the NDP.

Take in Wanuskewin programming, a local bazaar, a holiday craft fair, a youth nature workshop and a Saskatoon Concert Band performance.

On this day in 1984, former MLA Colin Thatcher was convicted of the 1983 first-degree murder of his ex-wife JoAnn Wilson.

November theatre productions explore loss, revenge, cultural storytelling traditions and the upcoming holiday season.

As a judge, Sinclair was known for his empathy and search for alternate sentencing that would not continue an individual’s downward spiral.

On this day in 1962, Chief Eagle from Whitecap opened Canada Reading Week in the children's department at the Saskatoon Public Library.

Take in the Enchanted Forest, improv comedy, a local artisan market, a book discussion and signing, and a film festival anniversary.

On this day in 1959, children enjoyed the first night of skating on the rink outside Buena Vista School for the winter season.

Take in the annual Festival of Trees and Eaton's Christmas display, an Advent sale, a local history presentation and an absurd French play.