Jon Perez

Martensville's eight medical health care professionals will serve the community's a little over 12,000 residents, or a ratio of 1 to 1,500 possible patients.

The funding is a significant step forward, and additional resources would further strengthen the human trafficking response.

The incident comes more than a month after a tourist riding a jet ski went missing and was later found near the Clarkboro Ferry, about 30 kilometres north of the city.

Indigenous communities bring generations of firsthand observations about changing landscapes.

Organizers want to highlight the positive side of the neighbourhood where they belong and the people who reside there

Aside from the competition, the international festival enabled the choir to form friendships with ensembles around the world.

SASKATOON — The Saskatoon Children's Choir returned home not only as champions of their category in the 2026 Summa Cum Laude International Youth Music Festival in Vienna, Austria, but with lasting memories of performing in one of the world's most celebrated concert halls.

The government said the trip is necessary and that travel costs are always publicly reported, while the Opposition says a funeral is no place for trade talks.

Mark Shyluk said it was painful to see his father transformed from an independent man into someone who appeared frightened and vulnerable.

SASKATOON — While much of the conversation about homelessness focuses on people experiencing chronic or episodic homelessness, advocates say less