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  Saskatoon emergency response pitches $1.2M warming centres plan

  Saskatoon’s new city council is being asked to approve the latest cold weather strategy next week, a $1.2 million plan to operate winter warming centres for those in need.

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  Saskatoon medical aesthetics business closes, leaving clients out thousands

  Clients of a medical aesthetics business in Saskatoon are left waiting for any indication their pre-bought services will be fulfilled after the business closed permanently.

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  Sask. woman who refused to provide breath sample did not break the law, court finds

  A Saskatchewan woman who refused to provide a breath sample after being stopped by police in Regina did not break the law – as the officer's request was deemed not lawful given the circumstances.

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  Sask. company fined $84,000 after worker dies

  A Saskatchewan company has been fined $84,000 after a worker died because of carbon monoxide exposure while using a sandblaster.

• 'Nowhere to go': Saskatoon community groups rise to offer warm shelter as temperatures plummet

  As Saskatoon buckles down for winter, the staff at Prairie Harm Reduction gears up for the influx of people through their doors.

• These are the top 10 most common unsafe driving behaviours in Saskatchewan: CAA survey

  A recent survey conducted by CAA found that many Saskatchewan drivers take part in unsafe behaviours while behind the wheel.

• Sask. NDP MLA subject of conflict-of-interest investigation for promoting cheese shop

  Saskatchewan's Conflict of Interest Commissioner is being asked to a make a ruling on whether pictures posted on social media by an NDP MLA crossed any ethical lines.

• Saskatoon commuters still adjusting to winter conditions

  Commuters faced another day of delays and dangerous conditions in and around Saskatoon on Wednesday, as city crews continue clearing priority streets.

• Saskatchewan NDP urges Moe to address high food prices in light of scurvy cases

  Saskatchewan's Opposition NDP says Premier Scott Moe's government needs to address high food prices in light of recent scurvy cases in the province's north.

• Surrey, B.C. man arrested with 50 kilos of cocaine on Sask. highway

  A British Columbia man faces trafficking charges after police seized around 50 kilograms of cocaine from his vehicle in a traffic stop on Thursday.