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Former Christian school principal will learn sentence in 2027

Duff Arthur Friesen was convicted of the three charges by a King's Bench jury after a two week trial in

By Michael Joel-Hansen

Local News

Road work changes expected as construction continues along College Drive

Saskatchewan News

'We are sorry': Sask. government reinstates chronic wasting disease monitoring program

Police investigations into online extremist networks such as 764 show how violent online communities can reach children in virtually any community and prey on existing vulnerabilities, researchers say.

Local News

Yorkton case tied to '764' extremist group highlights how online violence targets vulnerable youth

Saskatchewan Roughriders

Roughriders announce player awards

Arts & Life

Here's why Sask Jazz Fest had a record-breaking year

Crime

Sask. appeal court declines to order appeals for terminated Saskatoon police officers

It found a Saskatoon judge was correct in not ordering appeal hearings for Dylan Kemp and Jason Garland.

SIRT involved after man with disability seriously injured during arrest on Sask. First Nation

Saskatchewan’s Serious Incident Response Team is investigating the incident on Mosquito Grizzly Bear’s Head Lean Man First Nation.

Saskatchewan Politics

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'A strong message sent': Moe pleased with Alberta referendum results, but says work still ahead

Sask. Premier Scott Moe points to a renewed relationship between the feds and the Prairie provinces.

Crime & Courts

Former PPC candidate fined $3K for using forged document

Trevor Wowk is also required to pay $900 to cover a victim surcharge, according to court documents.

Saskatchewan News

Sask. Party remembers co-founder Ken Krawetz as one of province's 'greatest leaders'

Krawetz was one of eight MLAs who crossed the floor to form the Saskatchewan Party. He served as opposition leader until 1999.

Longreads

The day we lost Uncle Ed’s: Stories from an inferno, 30 years after it devoured a Saskatoon landmark

The 1996 fire that obliterated the Uncle Ed’s Furniture warehouse at First Avenue and 24th Street is a core memory for many in Saskatoon.

‘Sadly forgotten’: Marquis Downs becoming a memory of horse racing glory in Sask.

The demolition of Saskatchewan’s last horseracing track, Marquis Downs in Saskatoon, provokes memories of happier days.

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Roughriders

Roughriders quarterback room features complementary quartet

Trevor Harris, Jack Coan, Tommy Stevens and Brayden Schager each bring something different to the CFL club.

Jack Coan named Roughriders starting QB against Elks

With a playoff spot secured, veteran quarterback Trevor Harris will sit out Saskatchewan’s final regular season game on Saturday.

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New Faces, New Places: Teddy's, a place for vintage and vinyl, and a good old yarn

"I don't like to sell anything that's less than pristine in quality. It's just quite an inviting environment in the store."

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New Faces, New Places: Literacy Pod Tutoring offers small group tutoring options

Literacy Pod Tutoring provides personalized reading and writing support for children aged four to Grade 8 in Saskatoon.

New Faces, New Places: Chaiiwala of London offers late night chai, treats in Saskatoon

"It's not just a café for me. And it's not just serving one community. For me, it's a legacy."

Health

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A tale of two Sask. spas: In 2027, Dakota Dunes thermal spa expected to open, Nordic spa at Willows expected to break ground

The grand opening of the thermal-style spa at Dakota Dunes has been pushed back due to construction delays.

By Evan Ostryzniuk

your city

An artist's rendering of what the DEED could look like.

Local News

Former Christian school principal will learn sentence in 2027

Road work changes expected as construction continues along College Drive

'We are sorry': Sask. government reinstates chronic wasting disease monitoring program

Yorkton case tied to '764' extremist group highlights how online violence targets vulnerable youth

Roughriders announce player awards

Here's why Sask Jazz Fest had a record-breaking year

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Crime

Sask. appeal court declines to order appeals for terminated Saskatoon police officers

SIRT involved after man with disability seriously injured during arrest on Sask. First Nation

Saskatchewan Politics

'A strong message sent': Moe pleased with Alberta referendum results, but says work still ahead

Former PPC candidate fined $3K for using forged document

Sask. Party remembers co-founder Ken Krawetz as one of province's 'greatest leaders'

Longreads

The day we lost Uncle Ed’s: Stories from an inferno, 30 years after it devoured a Saskatoon landmark

‘Sadly forgotten’: Marquis Downs becoming a memory of horse racing glory in Sask.

Local Resources

Job Listings

Local Services

Coupons & Deals

Legal Notices

Roughriders

Roughriders quarterback room features complementary quartet

Jack Coan named Roughriders starting QB against Elks

new faces new places

New Faces, New Places: Teddy's, a place for vintage and vinyl, and a good old yarn

New Faces, New Places: Literacy Pod Tutoring offers small group tutoring options

New Faces, New Places: Chaiiwala of London offers late night chai, treats in Saskatoon

Health

A tale of two Sask. spas: In 2027, Dakota Dunes thermal spa expected to open, Nordic spa at Willows expected to break ground

your city

City outlines DEED history amid public questions and referendum talks

City, Saskatoon residents clash on encampment response

Saskatoon’s snow management projected over budget ahead of 2026-27 winter season

Uncertainty for unhoused people after Saskatoon encampment torn down

City of Saskatoon exploring land bank to ease housing crisis issues