Shylo Stevenson, a support executive for the Warriors of Hope community support team believes the city has gone backwards in supports especially for the city's homeless population.
Some of Saskatoon's community-based organizations are looking for ways to support the city's homeless population as they try to search for available shelter spaces.
Police are asking anyone with dash camera footage or information to call them because the truck driver kept going and likely didn't realize anything had come off the truck.
Staff and volunteers spent the day mashing 350 lbs. of potatoes, slicing 142 turkeys and plating up homemade sides, with pumpkin pie for dessert.
Outgoing Alberta Premier Jason Kenney reflects on more than two decades in politics and where the conservative movement may be heading.
Alberta NDP leader Rachel Notley said on Friday Smith was elected by a "fairly extreme group" within the United Conservative Party that represented only one per cent of Albertans.
Canada Soccer's recent revised compensation proposal to its players is a sign of progress but a deal has yet to be reached, says Canadian international Mark-Anthony Kaye.
He around 800 kids were registered through Baseball Saskatoon in 2013. He says that grew to over 2200 kids registered this year alone.
Dr. Saheb says the experience highlights how important the sense of sight is. He says he embarked on the challenge inspired by the bravery and resilience of some of his patients.
It is a first in Calgary and a tribute nobody could have predicted. The city has named a greenspace after a man who contributed to this city, but not in the way you may think.
Mel's Tea Room first opened its doors in Sackville, N.B. in 1945 and was a beloved spot for locals who now have to part ways with it.
Kenneth Solowan is accused of slashing two people who were loading luggage into a taxi on East Hastings Street with a machete on June 19.
MacKenzie Weegar was part of a July 25 trade with the Panthers that sent Matthew Tkachuk to Florida and brought Jonathan Huberdeau and Weegar to Calgary.
A search team made the discovery while out looking for Timothy Mackness, considered a high-risk missing person who was last seen in the area the day before.
Police say the incident happened around noon at the intersection of Agnes and Marrivale streets, where the flagger was approached by a group of youth.
