U Sports, which governs university athletics in Canada, put its new policy into effect Thursday and says it affects student-athletes at all 56 of its member institutions
Here are the five greatest mistakes Elizabeth Kiefer made as she progressed from serial plant killer to someone who manages to mostly keep things alive — even thriving
The Saskatchewan Roughriders further strengthened their hold on second place in the West Division with a 34-29 victory over the Montreal Alouettes on Sunday
Photojournalist Kayle Neis documented some of the showcases at Nuit Blanche in Saskatoon on Saturday night.
It’s good to have a show-stopping, simple, make-ahead dessert recipe in your back pocket — Renee Kohlman shares her recipe for Earl Grey crème brûlée
A clearer picture of Abdulahi Hasan Sharif has emerged, one that includes trauma from his early life in Somalia and how he eventually ended up living in Canada
The 3,332-square-foot two-storey walk-out is jam-packed with luxury features but is also instantly welcoming
President Trump and Senate Republican leaders agreed to an inquiry after GOP Sen. Jeff Flake of Arizona made clear he would not vote to confirm Kavanaugh without one
“When I found out that I was Stage 4, the first thing that came to my mind was, ‘I’m done. I’m gone.’
President Trump has threatened crippling auto tariffs in the event a deal can’t be reached, but progress has been made on contentious issues, sources said
The Saskatoon Blades kept their unbeaten streak alive with a 4-3 overtime shootout win Saturday night over the Medicine Hat Tigers.
Growing up in Regina in the 1980s and early ‘90s, music was an escape for Brodie, who “was very deeply in the closet.”
A report shows Saskatoon’s Community Support Program has succeeded in increasing engagement with businesses and helping at-risk people in Riversdale, downtown and Broadway
A trip to Ukraine in 1994 was a fork-in-the-road moment for Lloyd Cenaiko. He felt obligated to “do something.”
ICYMI: Striking images from the scene show people being rescued in boats from the half-submerged plane, reminiscent of the 2009 crash-landing in New York City
Parish events in Saskatoon for the coming week.
ICYMI: We are approaching a time when a Saskatchewan government is going to take a hard look at the growing problems in rural municipalities, writes Murray Mandryk
ICYMI: One person was killed and the three other occupants of the vehicle were injured after the driver lost control on a grid road on the Mistawasis First Nation on Friday evening
ICYMI: Lower than average temperatures have brought an early freeze and thaw cycle to Sask. — though there may be some respite on the horizon