The Hilltops capped their season with a 4-4 record heading into the PFC semi-finals.

Jason Wilson Halkett started a wildfire near Weyakwin that displaced more than 100 people in 2025.

The Parole Board of Canada confirmed a hearing set for Oct. 20 at the Saskatchewan Penitentiary has been cancelled.

Katlim Desjarlais-Kelly was convicted of manslaughter by a Saskatoon jury in 2025 for the shooting death of Arden Panipekeesick.

Judge Bruce Bauer agreed that a custodial sentence of two years less a day was appropriate for Gina Pearl Beatty.

Between 1984 and 1988, Raymond Eldon McHargue sexually assaulted a young male student in his home during organ lessons.

Brandon Taylor Moore said he "never wished harm on any person," but acknowledged how his words were received is his "responsibility."

Jason Halkett, 29, pleaded guilty to arson for starting the Ditch 2 fire on May 26, 2025.

A Saskatoon senior who was assaulted in a community garden more than one year ago is still recovering from her injuries, she says, as sentencing

A former principal of a private Christian school in Saskatoon stared straight ahead in the prisoner's box, showing no emotion, as he was found guilty on

The prosecution is encouraging jurors at Duff Arthur Friesen's assault trial to believe the five witnesses who testified they were assaulted by the former

A 31-year-old Dundurn man accused of throwing eggs at a Saskatoon synagogue and vandalizing cars in the parking lot is scheduled to return to court in

Daniel Mol, the defence lawyer for Duff Arthur Friesen called his first witness Monday morning at Saskatoon Court of King's Bench.

In a room packed with victims and their supporters, Justice Krista Zerr delivered her sentencing decision.

Hameluck is accused of breaching his release conditions by having a phone with the ability to record video.

"He struck me three times," said Coy Nolin, testifying at Saskatoon King's Court of King's Bench at the trial of Duff Arthur Friesen.

He's not allowed to leave the province as per the probation conditions of his two most recent sentences for criminal harassment and impersonating peace officers.

Dagenais told court he wants to preserve his GMC truck because he believes it will help him prove his innocence.

Jim Reiter announced Saskatchewan is projecting a $825 million deficit, up from the $819 million shortfall originally projected.

Moe said American liquor will continue to be available for purchase in Saskatchewan, but a 50 per cent tariff will be applied to all products.

The Saskatchewan Court of Appeal set aside a King's Bench decision that stayed the lawsuit, filed by former students alleging historical abuse.

The Provincial Court of Saskatchewan recently announced that people can now swear or affirm using eagle feathers available at its 13 permanent locations.

Brittany Dawn Barry has been approved for six months of day parole once she becomes eligible.

AROs can make arrests and issue tickets, but unlike regular constables, they don't carry guns or patrol residential areas.

Balvir Singh took thousands of dollars from workers and provided them with fraudulently-obtained work and residency permits after creating fake businesses.

Jason Pacik, 43, is accused of taking payments through his construction company, Prairie Timber Group Limited, and failing to complete the jobs.

The province says 7,500 health care professionals have come to Saskatchewan since the government launched its Health Human Resource Action Plan in 2022.

RCMP officers assigned to Pelican Narrows, Deschambault Lake, Sandy Bay and Creighton will be deployed to the communities on a rotational basis.

According to the Saskatoon Police Service's online crime map from July 1 to 22, police have responded to at least eight robberies in the city's downtown.

Yaremko, 43, was convicted in 2021 of sexual assault and confinement in relation to a 2019 home invasion.

In a lawsuit filed this month in Saskatoon, the Gravelbourg teacher says her school division failed to protect her in her workplace.

Tyler Wayne Pambrun was sentenced to seven and half years for his role in the shooting death of Matthew Brabant at a Saskatoon motel.

Brandon Taylor Moore pleaded guilty to inciting hatred against an identifiable group Monday in Saskatoon provincial court.

Kenneth Braun was found guilty of five counts of sexual assault after a jury trial in Saskatoon last November.

"He and he alone was responsible for the collision that day. I do not know why he was driving like a bat out of hell, I was given no reason."

"The report laid bare a lot of things where there was either epic failures or there was some definite room for improvement."

The report contained 11 key recommendations that the provincial government says it has directed the SPSA to implement immediately.

The tests take place in a "mock" mine, simulating how the equipment would work underground.

RCMP said a man arrested on Monday evening was released without charges after further investigation. They released a video of the suspect.

RCMP said two people were shot on the same road at two separate locations a "short distance" from each other. A woman died at the scene.

A family spokesperson for Jay'siiah Webb-Long believes the Ontario teen found dead in Pelican Narrows was taken there by "someone nefarious."

He has two more years in jail, followed by a 10-year supervision order, for a brutal attack against his then-girlfriend in a Hanley garage.

While the feds have jurisdiction over firearms legislation, the province oversees personal property and can therefore take action.

Bernie Herman will now serve eight instead of 11 years for manslaughter in the shooting death of Braden Herman north of P.A. in 2021.

Lawyers proposed a two-year jail term for Vermette, who crashed into an SUV while speeding in Saskatoon's Kelsey Woodlawn area in 2024.

Sutherland was the last of seven people to be sentenced in connection with Gallagher's killing in Saskatoon in September 2020.

Dylan Kemp won't have a criminal record if he abides by conditions for 12 months. Court heard he assaulted a coworker at his party in 2024.

Travis Patron, 35, was arrested by Carlyle RCMP on April 10 after police got reports about "hateful" material being posted online.

A jury convicted Roderick William Sutherland in 2025 of manslaughter, unlawful confinement and committing an indignity to human remains.