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A stabbing early Sunday morning in the Westview area left a 47-year-old man in hospital.
Just after midnight police were called to 33rd Street West near Avenue W North where they found the man, who had been stabbed several times.
The two suspects left before officers arrived, but police are working with descriptions.
One suspect is described as a man, around six-feet-two-inches-tall and wearing black clothing.
According to police, the second suspect is a five-foot-tall woman with a thin build who was wearing a burgundy coat at the time of the stabbing.
In an update issued Monday, police said the 47-year-old who was stabbed was in critical but stable condition. Police went on to say the victim and his alleged attackers did not know each other.
Anyone with information is asked to contacted Saskatoon police or Crime Stoppers.
Correction: A previous version of this story described the male stabbing suspect as African-American, as per an initial release from the Saskatoon Police Service. This was removed to reflect a correction issued by SPS.