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Politics 'part of this problem,' STC chief says in response to Saskatoon mayoral candidates' shelter plans

With city council elections a couple of months away, mayoral candidates are already gearing up for their bids on the controversial emergency shelter in a west Saskatoon neighborhood.

Opposition calls on Sask. government to investigate failures of new health-care payroll system

A leaked internal memo from the Saskatchewan Health Authority, released by the Opposition NDP, reveals that the long-awaited new payroll and scheduling software is continuing to cause problems for health-care workers in Saskatchewan.

Non-profit Saskatoon Community Youth Arts Programming (SCYAP) closes doors after 23 years

The Saskatoon non-profit helped at-risk youth through art and employment opportunities, and created more than 60 large-scale mural projects since its inception in 2001, including along Broadway and on the parkade wall of St. Paul's Hospital.

Birch Narrows Dene Nation starts evacuation due to nearby wildfire

An evacuation order is in effect in Birch Narrows Dene Nation and the neighbouring community of Turnor Lake, about 577 kilometres northwest of Saskatoon.

Issues outlined in UN report linking temp foreign worker programs to 'slavery' present in Sask.: experts

A scathing United Nations report released last month denounces Canada's temporary foreign worker program as a "breeding ground for contemporary forms of slavery," citing wage theft, excessive work hours, limited breaks and physical abuse as some of the ways workers are being mistreated.

Saskatchewan's oldest permanent settlement celebrates 250th anniversary

Philomene Chaboyer says she is proud of her community of Cumberland House and hopes for an even better future as the northern Saskatchewan village celebrates its 250th anniversary.

RCMP union, nearly 90 concerned municipalities call on province to pause Sask. Marshals Service

The largest police union in Canada and nearly 90 municipalitiesacross Saskatchewan are calling on the province to pause its funding to theSaskatchewan Marshals Service (SMS), citing concerns about a lack of transparency and accountability.

Arbitration for Sask. teachers, province scheduled for December

Dates have been finalized for arbitration proceedings between the teachers and province's bargaining committees in Sakatchewan. The hearing is scheduled for Dec. 16 to 20 in Saskatoon.

Community calls for justice for Prince Albert, Sask., homicide victim Trevor LaPlante

Trevor LaPlante was found dead last month on 18th Street E. Michael Bird, 33, is charged with second-degree murder and scheduled to appear in court Wednesday.

Looking for a job in the food service industry? Your race, immigration status and appearance could decide

Aforthcoming study has found that hiring bias exists for many managers, with a candidate's race, country of origin, immigration status, Indigeneity,gender and physical appearance being among the deciding factors.