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Historic cathedral in downtown Saskatoon nears end of 12-year upgrade

Parks Canada eyes new urban parks in 3 cities — and Saskatoon is one of them

Parks Canada eyes new urban parks in 3 cities — and Saskatoon is one of them

It took a pandemic for many people to realize there's plenty of nature to explore within city limits. That's one reason why Parks Canada wants to expand its network of national urban parks, signing partnership agreements with three municipalities: Saskatoon, Halifax and Edmonton.

Wangersky: Walking has allowed me to find peace amidst the pandemic

First Nations gear up to fight Ottawa for shutting them out in coal-mine rulings

First Nations are agnostic about coal — but are concerned about the implications for their right to self-determination

Budd Mission archeology site being mapped at Saskatchewan River forks

Saskatoon Fire Department rescues person struggling in river

Without rain, low Sask. water levels expected throughout summer

Meewasin to partner with Parks Canada for national urban park

Article content We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or Meewasin to partner with Parks Canada for national urban park Back to video “Seventy-two per cent of the population lives in an urban environment. It’s important for us to be able to look at protecting biodiversity in the urban centres but it’s particularly important, if we expect Canadians to value nature that they have the opportunity to experience nature,” said Jonathan Wilkinson, minister of environment and climate change and minister responsible for Parks Canada at a news conference Wednesday. “We’re really excited. I think it’s a great opportunity to re-engage our entire region and work with the federal government to take a look at Meewasin and what’s out there for the future,” said Andrea Lafond, CEO of the Meewasin Valley Authority.

Power prices expected to spike - Medicine Hat NewsMedicine Hat News

Power prices expected to spike Poll Swimming/Diving Other The city's main power plant on the shore of the South Saskatchewan River is shown in this May 2018 file photo. The price for electricity in August is expected to skyrocket as heatwaves continue to dominate the 2021 summer months.--NEWS FILE PHOTO The price of electricity could move 20 per cent higher in August as sweltering heat continues, demand remains high across the province and prices appear headed to set an all-time annual record. The City of Medicine Hat offers a set-rate for power, but most customers are on a floating commodity rate that is the average of other default prices in the province.