The eastbound lane of Highway 16 was closed to cars Wednesday because of deep water over the road. The Ministry of Highways and Infrastructure brought in an aquadam to help pump out the water.
The city showed off some of their specialized emergency response vehicles Tuesday. The collection included a refurbished bus that acts as the city's central command post, as well as special EMS and fire vehicles.
The Walk is Canada’s largest fundraising walk in support of young people’s mental health and well-being. It benefits 6.5 million kids, teens, and young adults.
Waters are rising in Borden, Sask. and volunteers from all over are there to fight back the flood. High school students from Hepburn, as well as a Saskatoon community group were there filling sandbags and helping in any way they could.
The winners of the Hospital Home Lottery prizes were announced Tuesday. Here's a look at some of the winners, as well as a glimpse inside the grand-prize home.
After standing empty for two months, the Pat is finally coming down. Demolition began on Friday with the tear-down of Joe's Sports Bar and Grill, and has continued throughout the weekend.
Now that it has stopped snowing (for the time being) efforts are underway to clear the city of all that snow. Stephen Kent documents the cleanup in pictures
Saskatoon hosted the 2013 CIS University Cup. Besides high level hockey, the tournament also came with pieces from the NHL Hockey Hall of Fame, and included a special thank you brunch for the coaches.
Saskatchewan had it's very first We Day on Wednesday. The event was a celebration of local youth who have made a difference locally and globally. Special guests included Martin Sheen, Hedley, and Mia Farrow.
The Canadian Prime Minister was in Saskatoon Thursday. As part of the visit, he announced the government is moving forward with a plan to put defibrillators in recreational arenas across the country.
A federal agency that ensures banks and other financial institutions follow the rules has itself broken the rules on hospitality spending. The Financial Consumer Agency of Canada spent well in excess of the maximum allowed for a gala dinner in Toronto last November.
The World Health Organization has issued a blunt assessment of the coronavirus outbreak in Saudi Arabia, acknowledging for the first time that there are concerns the virus may be spreading from person to person, at least in a limited way.
The disappearance of Timothy Bosma has led investigators throughout southern Ontario in hopes of finding the 32-year-old father and husband from Ancaster, Ont. Below is a timeline of the key events in the highly-publicized missing persons investigation.
North Korea fired three short-range guided missiles into its eastern waters on Saturday, a South Korean official said. It routinely tests such missiles, but the latest launches came during a period of tentative diplomacy aimed at easing tensions.
Yahoo may be on the verge of closing its biggest acquisition during the 10-month reign of CEO Marissa Mayer as she tries to attract more traffic and advertisers to the Internet company's website and mobile applications.
The Senate’s internal economy committee sanitized the original audit of Sen. Mike Duffy’s expenses to remove damning findings, documents obtained by CTV News show.
Toronto Mayor Rob Ford suggested Friday the Toronto Star has a vendetta against him and said allegations that he can be seen smoking from a glass pipe in a video are 'ridiculous.'
Statistics Canada reported Friday that the annual rate of inflation fell an astonishing six-tenths of a point to 0.4 per cent last month, the lowest it's been since October 2009, as gas prices plunged by six per cent -- also the biggest drop since October 2009 -- and many other consumer goods registered outright declines.
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