Nine-year sentence for Saskatoon man involved in deadly living room shooting
Katlim Desjarlais-Kelly was convicted of manslaughter by a Saskatoon jury in 2025 for the shooting death of Arden Panipekeesick.
Crime
Woman gets jail sentence for separate ‘unprovoked’ assaults on Saskatoon senior and officer
Judge Bruce Bauer agreed that a custodial sentence of two years less a day was appropriate for Gina Pearl Beatty.
Mother of previous victim speaks out as former Sask. music teacher gets second child sex assault sentence
Between 1984 and 1988, Raymond Eldon McHargue sexually assaulted a young male student in his home during organ lessons.
Saskatchewan Politics
Sask. minister cites 'broad support' for Bell's AI data centre near Regina
"No matter what you do, there's always going to be people opposed to it."
Saskatchewan teachers' union criticizes student funding, looks ahead to new contract
Bargaining committees for Sask. teachers and the provincial government are to meet this fall after their contract expired Aug. 31.
R.M. of Sherwood council meeting disrupted, cut short by data centre protestors
About 40 protestors entered council chambers for the meeting before councillors walked out.
Longreads
‘We’re there for each other’: Stories from Saskatoon’s contentious tent encampment
He calls himself the "mayor of Tent City." It sounds like a joke until you spend a morning sitting beside him.
Roughriders
Roughriders acquire kicker Brett Lauther from Redblacks
O’Day on Lauther: “Excited to have him back in the building, and hopefully he continues to play well.”
Plenty at stake for the Roughriders on Friday night
Here’s a look at the playoff scenarios as Saskatchewan hosts the Calgary Stampeders in a pivotal West division matchup
new faces new places
New Faces, New Places: Get positive vibes at CarVibes Auto Sales
"I love being able to provide affordable cars to people."
New Faces, New Places: Midtown Plaza welcomes Canada's latest Shop Makers
"We really believe that the handmade community and the products they sell is a touch and feel thing."
New Faces, New Places: A comfy space at Bee Cozy Beauty Studio
"I think I was maybe 10 or so when I remember talking about this … I always had that dream that I'd have my own place."
Health
Family of Kirsten Hanke, who died recently from a pulmonary embolism, wants to see changed in health care to prevent such a thing from happening again.
your city
Comparing Saskatoon’s encampment approach to other cities
Regina recently moved away from its close-and-dismantle approach, taking on what Regina’s Ward 8 councillor calls a “people-centred approach.”
Public art funding pulled from Link BRT project, then reinstated
Coun. Zach Jeffries said there’s evidence that public art can reduce vandalism and improve perceptions of safety within a community.
Encampment takedown paused due to ‘aggressive protest,’ city says
Protestors and city officials butted heads Thursday as the fire department tried to erect fencing around a Saskatoon tent encampment.
Throwback Thursday: Time capsule buried during Century Saskatoon event in 1983
On this day in 1983, Saskatoon dignitaries buried a time capsule as part of the wrap-up of Century Saskatoon celebrations.
‘Beautiful’ winter weather could stretch out Saskatoon construction season
Several major projects are still ongoing, with Wanuskewin Road expected to be closed until the end of October.







