Mark Arcand News Today

Robert Pearce, a local pastor who plans on running for city council, believes the homeless shelter in Fairhaven violates zoning bylaws.

Ten people who have made positive impacts in their communities were recently announced as the next recipients to receive the Saskatchewan Order of Merit, the province’s highest honour.

This week's federal budget includes more than $290 million for Indigenous-led language and culture programs.

The Saskatchewan government and Saskatoon Tribal Council announced a new partnership Friday meant to help men break the cycle of incarceration.

City councillors heard crime concerns from residents Wednesday after receiving a joint report by Saskatoon police the fire department about community changes following the opening of a major emergency shelter.

Saskatoon's interim police chief Dave Haye stressed the importance of reporting crime on Wednesday.

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.

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

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.