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Dancers, drummers, and spectators from First Nations communities across the province gathered to celebrate the New Year at the Dakota Dunes Powwow, marking its return for the first time since 2020.

When people from Saskatoon hear about a brown Christmas, Brown Crescent probably isnt what comes to mind.

Saskatoon was alive with the vibrant sights and sounds of Hungarian culture as the community came together for a three-day celebration of their rich heritage, language, and traditions.

In the age of Apple Music and Spotify, where digital music reigns supreme, theres a thriving community of enthusiasts in Saskatoon who are bucking the trend. Theyre turning to vintage vinyl records, sparking a resurgence in collecting these timeless musical treasures.

Against a backdrop of golden autumn leaves on one of the last warm weekends of the season, dog enthusiasts and their four-legged companions gathered at Puptoberfest, a canine celebration hosted by the Saskatoon SPCA.

A protest took place on Sunday in Saskatoon, uniting concerned citizens against a new policy that would mandate students under the age of sixteen to obtain parental consent before their schools can make changes to their names or pronouns.

In a heartwarming gathering, Norma Colborn, a spirited woman in her nineties hailing from the Saskatoon area, reunited with the softball team she founded over sixty years ago in the quaint town of Delisle in the 1960s.

Just a few minutes drive from Davidson, about halfway between Saskatoon and Regina, there’s a hidden gem waiting to be discovered.

Thousands of people donned inflatable T. rex costumes and swarmed the town of Dundurn to set a Guinness World Record on Saturday.

Thousands of people donned inflatable T. rex costumes and swarmed the town of Dundurn to set a Guinness World Record on Saturday.