On Sept. 1, those wanting to volunteer for a city board, commission, or committee can submit their application. There are two information sessions next month to help people learn what's required.

Officers found two men in a parked car. Both were detained for a weapons investigation, and one was found to be in possession of "suspected methamphetamine and suspected cocaine."

There's been 22 new cases of Dutch elm disease this year. Six along Carleton Drive in College Park, with another three on Avenue C North in Caswell Hill. All of them have been removed or will have to be removed.

After a serious blood clot, Saskatoon athlete Avery Bairos completed her comeback with a conference title last year. Now, she's looking for a repeat in her junior NCAA women's hockey season.

According to the Saskatoon Police Service, one man kicked an officer in an attempt to get away, while a second man discharged bear spray in the direction of the officers. Both men were arrested.

Nine months after being diagnosed with T-cell non-Hodgkin's lymphoma and going through several rounds of chemotherapy, quarterback Anton Amundrud will suit up for the U of S Huskies in 2026.

A Saskatoon family that cancelled a vacation after WestJet rejected their daughter's wheelchair even though the airline had carried it before is welcoming an order to scrap the airline's weight limit.

Petit was born in Duck Lake in 1935, was a five-time Canadian Army heavyweight boxing champion, received the Order of Canada in 1998, and was awarded the Saskatchewan Order of Merit in 2002.

Closures are coming to Idywlyd Drive, Circle Drive and McClocklin Road on Sunday and Monday, meaning drivers in Saskatoon may need to take a few detours to get to their destinations.

Saskatoon police said early reports indicate a truck travelling "at a high rate of speed" collided with another vehicle and rolled into a hotel parking lot. No serious injuries were reported.

The egging of Congregation Agudas Israel wasn't directed at the Jewish community, according to the accused's lawyer, but was fuelled by booze. For some in the congregation, that's hard to believe.

The Dakota Dunes Thermal Spa is set to open on Dec. 4, 2026 and will be the first thermal spa in Saskatchewan and the first Indigenous-themed spa in Canada.

The City of Saskatoon says the intersection will be completely closed starting Thursday morning and detours will be in place, allowing crews to continue work on the 25th Street water main lining project.

The city said animal care workers responded quickly when they observed changes in the bear's condition, but noted that the tumour pressing onto the grizzly's upper spine was not surgically treatable.

Jayden Clarke, the man accused of egging a Saskatoon synagogue at the beginning of August, is working with community members to make reparations, according to his lawyer Brian Pfefferle.

According to police, a cab driver gave the woman a ride. When he dropped her off, she grabbed his phone charger. When the driver attempted to get the charger back the woman threw a knife at him.

Protests featuring signs with graphic images related to abortion were held last week in Saskatoon and Regina. A Saskatoon business group says people in its area were concerned about the protests.

On Friday, Saskatoon's first responders rescued a male teenager who got trapped against the bars of a storm sewer outfall. Now, the city is reminding people about the extreme dangers of these areas.

The City of Saskatoon said Broadway will be closed from Second Street East to Fourth Street East for water main and roadway preservation work, and detour signs will be put in place to guide drivers.

A walk through Saskatoon's Gabriel Dumont Park with Michif educator Kendall Hanikenne reveals the food, medicine and traditional knowledge growing along the trails near the South Saskatchewan River.

For the first time in program history, the Berries stand alone atop the WCBL as champions after a dominant 11-1 victory over the Sylvan Lake Gulls in Game 2 of the league championship series.

Fare evasion has become significant issue for Saskatoon Transit over recent years, with a city report estimating that just under $400,000 in potential revenue was lost in 2025 due to unpaid fares.

Police arrested five people after a caller reported that a group of masked people were assaulting a man with bear spray in Saskatoon's Meadowgreen neighbourhood on Friday night.

Koda was found as an orphaned cub in the Jasper area, the city said, and was taken in at the Edmonton Valley Zoo before he was transferred - along with his brother Mistaya - to Saskatoon.

Twenty years after he was first named executive director of the Saskatoon Minor Hockey Association, Kelly Boes is turning the page after announcing his retirement from the organization.

On July 29, a fire in the Mayfair neighbourhood spread over to the home Connie Seibel shares with her elderly mom. It could have been worse, though, had a young kid not told her what was happening.

A rainbow collection of classic cars wowed hundreds in downtown Saskatoon on Sunday for the 44th edition of the Rock 102 Show and Shine Downtown Car Show, with a live radio show and more than 50 vendors.

White Buffalo Youth Lodge gave thousands of backpacks to children ahead of the school year this week, with some families lining up for the supplies at 4 and 5 a.m. even though doors opened at 9 a.m.

The first night of the annual concert series on Friday, being held for the first time in Saskatoon's Rotary Park, attracted about 3,000 fans and a lengthy downpour that did not dampen spirits.

Saskatchewan's first Pediatric IBD Day in Saskatoon will bring children, families and care providers together, as specialized services continue to make care available closer to home.

Residents living in care homes in the city will get to see some of the classics in town for Rock 102 Show & Shine Weekend as a parade of dozens of vehicles set to visit five different facilities today.

Today until 4 p.m. people in Saskatoon can dispose of their household hazardous wastes at the Material Recovery Centre. The next weekend drop-off day is set for Sept. 26.

Police released video surveillance images of the suspect, who could be seen with eggs in hand outside the building. The police force said help from the public led to the man being identified.

Diane Boyko, chair of the Greater Saskatoon Catholic Schools board, said plans for students returning to the classroom are proceeding as usual, despite a suspicious fire last Friday.

Spadina Crescent will be closed under the Broadway Bridge, from 20th Street East to Victoria Avenue for road work on Saturday and Sunday, with the closure running from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. each day.

One of Western Canada's largest car shows is back, bringing in hundreds of classic and custom cars. It's a double feature, though, with live performances taking centre stage every evening.

The final decision, shared a month later on Aug. 13, found only two of three considerations before the board passed. However, all three were required for the appeal to be successful.

The intersection of Preston Avenue and Seventh Street is currently closed, and traffic restrictions are in place in the area. Drivers are advised to find an alternate route.

James Hawn, chair of Saskatoon's Public Art Advisory Committee, joined The Evan Bray Show on Thursday to discuss the committee process of deciding on new art for the city, like Modern Erratics.

Police said the driver clipped the officer with one of the vehicle's mirrors while fleeing down an alley on Central Avenue on Monday. He was arrested on Wednesday after a brief chase and struggle.

The City of Saskatoon says parts of Taylor Street East, Taylor Street West and 33rd Street West will be closed for much of the day on Friday to allow for patching work and water line installation.

According to police, officers found the 27-year-old man's body at around 7:30 a.m. on Tuesday while conducting a welfare check at an apartment on 17th Street West. Police did not identify the man.

Folkfest will highlight Bangladesh, China, India, Iran, Latino countries, Nepal, Nigeria, Norway, Pakistan, Philippines and Vietnam. Folkfest runs from 3 p.m. to midnight on Friday and Saturday.

History made for the Saskatoon Berries, who are off to their first Western Canadian Baseball League championship series after completing a two-game sweep of the Moose Jaw Miller Express on Wednesday.

In a statement, the Saskatchewan Health Authority said the temporary closure was caused by a water leak in the waiting room. The SHA said there was no impact on emergency department operations.