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A day after detailed crime statistics were released for the two neighbourhoods immediately surrounding the Saskatoon Tribal Councils Emergency Wellness Centre, Chief Mark Arcand is marking the data as a win for the community.

In February, Saskatoon city council asked for a report from police and fire on crime statistics in the area around the STC's emergency wellness centre. That report is now available and will be tabled at Wednesday's meeting of the city's governance and priorities committee.

A website promoting change at Saskatoon city hall was registered by a Calgary man who previously worked as a Saskatchewan Party adviser.

After weeks of breathless demands from neighbourhood residents who say a nearby homeless shelter is contributing to a crime wave, police released statistics from the two neighbourhoods at the centre of the controversy.

New Bedford, Fall River, Fairhaven and Westport are receiving $167,000 in in grants from the Healey Administration to boost outdoor programs on the SouthCoast.

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau was recently noncommittal when asked about the possibility of a First Ministers meeting on the carbon tax.

In a continuation of historic job action, the Saskatchewan Teachers Federation announced indefinite work-to-rule job action to begin Monday.

The Saskatoon Tribal Council has just signed a $4.2 million agreement with the provincial government to continue operating the Emergency Wellness Cent...

New Bedford, Fall River, Fairhaven and Westport are receiving $167,000 in in grants from the Healey Administration to boost outdoor programs on the SouthCoast.

Saskatoon Tribal Council Chief Mark Arcand announced that the contract to operate the emergency centre in Fairhaven has been renewed and pushed back against rumours of crime.