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The country is celebrating its 158th birthday on Canada Day, so enjoy yourself. Saskatoon Transit will be providing free buses after the fireworks downtown on special routes either side of the river.

At OUTSaskatoon’s new home at 201-245 3rd Avenue South, rainbow murals, stacks of tall bookshelves and handmade art projects festoon the walls, while popular community programs that have been on pause ...

A pair of Saskatoon library branches are set to reopen with beefed up security. Last month, the Frances Morrison Library downtown and Dr. Freda Ahenakew Library in Riversdale shut down for a month.

Saskatchewan's Opposition NDP says an explosion of overdoses in Saskatoon, and the subsequent closures of two libraries and the city's only supervised consumption site, show the provincial government ...

The Saskatoon Public Library says it's closing its main downtown branch and one on 20th Street W. for a month on March 22 as the fallout from an overdose crisis overwhelms staff.

The union representing Saskatoon Public Library workers says the temporary closure of two library branches over safety concerns stemming from an overdose crisis is the right thing to do — for now.On ...

Library service associate Pam Ryder says she remembers the first time she saw someone overdose at her workplace ten years ago."Every time I walk into a bathroom, I take a step back and take a deep ...

The Saskatoon Public Library saw an increase to its budget over the next two years after city council underwent budget deliberations Tuesday. Increases of $1,501,400 (4.8 per cent) in 2024 and ...

Saskatoon's library board needs to be more transparent about its confidence to remain on budget and a decision on gender neutral washrooms. By Phil Tank • Saskatoon StarPhoenix ...

Saskatoon residents are getting a sneak peak at the new downtown library, as the public library unveils its final designs. The CEO tells us it's a much needed upgrade to serve the community.

CTV National News: A fascinating tale An eight-year-old boy from Idaho snuck a novel he wrote into his local library hoping someone would read it. Joy Malbon has the story.