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Saskatoon mayor gives 1st 'State of the City' address, acknowledges growing issue of homelessness
Homelessness is one of the big challenges facing Saskatoon, says Mayor Cynthia Block, but the city can't tackle it alone.
Parts of Narrow Hills Provincial Park burned by wildfire, closed to public
A dry spring is starting to look like last year's busy wildfire season, says the Sask. Public Safety Agency.
Bear seen wandering Regina euthanized after being injured during capture
Police and conservation officers were on the scene at Victoria Avenue and Montreal Street, just east of downtown Regina, after a bear was spotted in the area.
Fire engulfs Saskatoon plastics manufacturing business
WD Plastics on 56th Street in Saskatoon has been destroyed by a fire that broke out early Wednesday. Firefighters were on scene all morning and into the afternoon.
Hot, dry, windy conditions prompt fire bans in Prince Albert, southern and central Sask.
On Monday afternoon, the City of Prince Albert declared a fire ban for all areas north of the Borth Saskatchewan River within city limits.
Lawyers make closing arguments at assault trial for former director at Saskatoon Christian school
John Olubobokun faces nine charges of assault with a weapon for allegedly paddling students at Christian Centre Academy when he was director there 20 years ago. The judge is scheduled to give her decision on the case on July 21.
Crown files direct indictment against teen accused of setting classmate on fire
A Saskatoon teen accused of lighting a classmate on fire will be going directly to trial after the Crown filed a direct indictment against her on Thursday in Court of King's Bench.
Guilty pleas entered in 2011 murder in rural Sask. where victim died in trunk of car
Robert Wesley Pich has pleaded guilty to the second-degree murder of Edward Geddes in 2011, and his uncle John Robert Gregoire has pleaded guilty to interfering with human remains.
Defence closes case at trial for former director at Saskatoon Christian school
Lawyers are preparing their closing arguments in the trial for John Olubobokun, a former director at Christian Centre Academy. He is charged with nine counts of assault with a weapon after former students came forward with allegations that he had regularly hit them with a wooden paddle.
Former Saskatoon Christian school director denies hitting students with paddle
John Olubobokun, 64, testified in his own defence at his trial in Saskatoon provincial court on Tuesday. The former director at Christian Centre Academy is charged with nine counts of assault with a weapon.