Episodes

  • Saskatoon: Saskatoon man faces U.S. extradition over university hacking charges | June 05

    Saskatoon: Saskatoon man faces U.S. extradition over university hacking charges | June 05
    Jun 5 2026
    Saskatoon: A local man faces trial in the U.S. for hacking university supercomputers to mine cryptocurrency, while a voyeurism charge was laid after inappropriate photos were taken at the University of Saskatchewan convocation. The city also grapples with backlash over new daycare funding changes and prepares for potential flooding due to the Gardiner Dam’s spillway opening.
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    2 mins
  • Saskatoon: Residential school survivors gather for healing amid legal battle for compens... | June 04

    Saskatoon: Residential school survivors gather for healing amid legal battle for compens... | June 04
    Jun 4 2026
    Saskatoon survivors from Île-à-la-Crosse residential school attend healing retreat ahead of settlement compensation, while Montreal Lake family seeks answers in Steven Beatty's homicide case. Peter Ballantyne Cree Nation warns of rising violence in Pelican Narrows as RCMP release a suspect, and a Saskatoon man faces fraud charges over a stolen Land Rover found in Ghana.
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    1 min
  • Saskatoon: Shooting in Pelican Narrows leaves one dead, one injured, suspect arrested | June 02

    Saskatoon: Shooting in Pelican Narrows leaves one dead, one injured, suspect arrested | June 02
    Jun 2 2026
    Saskatoon: A deadly shooting in Pelican Narrows leaves one dead and another injured, with the suspect arrested, while wildfires continue to challenge firefighting efforts across the province. Residents in Denare Beach face delays in rebuilding after the Wolf Fire, and Saskatoon sees a spike in pothole-related damage claims.
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    2 mins
  • Saskatoon: Saskatoon faces critical challenges as PHR closure worsens overdose crisis | June 01

    Saskatoon: Saskatoon faces critical challenges as PHR closure worsens overdose crisis | June 01
    Jun 1 2026
    Saskatoon frontline workers and officials are struggling with the aftermath of Prairie Harm Reduction’s closure, as the city faces mounting pressure to address the overdose crisis. A Saskatoon man accused of sexual assault was denied bail after new evidence, including a tattoo artist’s recording, emerged in his trial.
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    2 mins
  • Saskatoon: Wildfire evacuations force Shellbrook residents to flee as fire spreads | May 31

    Saskatoon: Wildfire evacuations force Shellbrook residents to flee as fire spreads | May 31
    May 31 2026
    Saskatoon residents face evacuation alerts due to the Lobstick wildfire impacting the RM of Shellbrook and Parkland Integrated Health Centre, while local hero Kaitlin Willoughby wins the PWHL’s Walter Cup. Air Canada and WestJet cut summer flights from Saskatoon amid fuel cost hikes, and a new trauma-informed training program launches to support culturally sensitive care.
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    1 min
  • Saskatoon: Saskatoon fire destroys multiple homes as high winds spread flames | May 30

    Saskatoon: Saskatoon fire destroys multiple homes as high winds spread flames | May 30
    May 30 2026
    Saskatoon firefighters are battling a wildfire that damaged multiple homes and forced evacuations, while the city deals with construction delays during its busiest infrastructure season. Saskatchewan faces a third straight day of record heat, with temperatures hitting 86°F, as officials warn of potential power outages and wildfire risks.
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    1 min
  • Saskatoon: Saskatoon cab driver shot in face with pellet gun calls for safety reforms | May 29

    Saskatoon: Saskatoon cab driver shot in face with pellet gun calls for safety reforms | May 29
    May 29 2026
    Saskatoon taxi driver seeks urgent safety reforms after being shot in the face with a pellet gun during a fare dispute, raising concerns about transportation sector tensions. Saskatchewan issues extreme fire bans due to dry conditions and high temperatures, while an Islamic school in Regina expands to accommodate 1,000 students.
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    2 mins
  • Saskatoon: City faces paramedic shortage as emergency services strain under rising deman... | May 28

    Saskatoon: City faces paramedic shortage as emergency services strain under rising deman... | May 28
    May 28 2026
    Saskatoon's Local Wire update covers paramedic shortages in Saskatchewan, a fuel-out small plane emergency landing, and budget cuts to a bottled water program for vulnerable residents. The episode also highlights First Nations University of Canada's 50th anniversary and cross-province human trafficking charges in Regina.
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    1 min