A Saskatoon woman who almost died last month during a medical emergency wanted to meet the paramedics who rushed to save her life. A local ambulance business hosted the meeting to mark Paramedic Services Week.

The Palestinian solidarity movement sweeping across Canadian campuses stopped in Saskatchewan with two 'sit-in' events at the province's two universities on Friday.

With summer approaching, the City of Saskatoon says public access to washrooms and drinking water is limited in Riversdale and Pleasant Hill. Frontline workers says the city needs to open up facilities to help a growing number of homeless people.

The City of Saskatoon is creating a new job to manage public safety efforts across departments as part of a plan to relieve police of some community policing work.

A nearly 10 per cent increase in reports of violent crime in Saskatoon in the first quarter of 2024 brought city officials together on Monday to assure residents public safety is a top priority.

A city council committee approved detailed plans for $41.3 million allocated to Saskatoon from Ottawa's affordable housing acceleration fund. Community groups say the money to build more units is urgently needed as rents skyrocket in Saskatoon.

Illicit drug use in public is on the rise, but police and front-line workers say decriminalization or not, health and safety in communities won't improve without solving core issues such as homelessness.