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Article content If the process to build a new arena can be considered a race, Saskatoon Mayor Charlie Clark wants to make sure his city beats the provincial capital. Clark, who revealed he is training to run a half marathon, delivered his annual state of the city address online on Thursday, outlining key goals to achieve his vision for the city. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or Saskatoon Mayor Charlie Clark determined to beat Regina to new arena Back to video The vision includes plans for a downtown entertainment district anchored by a replace...

  SASKATOON -- The Saskatoon Police Service (SPS) is responding to a "freedom rally" protest at the Vimy Memorial on Spadina Cresent. Traffic restrictions have been put in place and police are asking people to avoid the area until further notice, SPS said in a Saturday afternoon news release. Police say they wish to remind people who are considering to attend the rally that they could face charges for violating The Public Health Act. Similar to events in the past, SPS says the investigation is expected to after the event ends. Related Stories

Under Saskatchewan public health orders, no more than 10 people can gather at an outdoor event.

Posted: May 11, 2021 5:00 AM CT | Last Updated: May 11 The sun cross flag, commonly used by white supremacist and Nazi groups, was flown in the centre of this anti-mask rally held in downtown Saskatoon Sunday.(Andy Tait/Twitter) A veteran says he's disgusted that a flag associated with Nazis and white supremacists was flown during an anti-mask rally at a Saskatoon war memorial Sunday. "I think it's totally inappropriate. I just can't comprehend why people would do this," said Al Boyce, president of the Army, Navy and Air force Veterans Unit 38. A man at the centre of the crowd raised a larg...

  SASKATOON -- Officers will be present at a protest rally planned for Sunday, Saskatoon Police Service (SPS) said in a news release. Police say they will be increasing monitoring and enforcement of public health restrictions as the community is increasingly concerned over COVID-19 variants of concern. “While investigations have been focused on organizers and key participants in the past, all those planning to attend should be aware that anyone in violation of the restrictions could face a charge under The Public Health Act,” the release said. “Enforcement during an event is not a...