Wall promises Saskatchewan students help with tuition -

Sask Party leader Brad Wall spoke about his plan to make post-secondary education more affordable during a news conference in Saskatoon at the home of Kent Kimpton, and spent some time after with children son MacKenzie and daughter Lauren Kimpton Tuesday, Oct.

Strike jeopardizes programs - The ongoing labour dispute at Saskatchewan Institute of Applied Science and Technology has put some apprenticeship training programs in jeopardy. [Star Phoenix Headlines]

Sounds of Fringe all part of eclectic experience - Buskers are a staple of the PotashCorp Fringe Festival - some sing, some strum, others fiddle, you might even catch a rapper - but every performer has his or her own reasons for hitting the streets. [Star Phoenix Headlines]

Saskatoon fastest growing city in Canada - The Prairies are rising and Saskatchewan is leading the way as home to two of the three fastest-growing cities in Canada, new demographic analysis from Statistics Canada shows. [Star Phoenix Headlines]

Emergency response team at city residence; weapons possibly involved - The Saskatoon police emergency response team was called Wednesday to the scene of a disturbance in which weapons may be involved. [Star Phoenix Headlines]

Water ban lifted; river levels put plant capacity at 100 per cent - The mandatory water restriction that had been in place in various forms for nearly one month was officially ended on Monday, according to the City of Saskatoon. [Star Phoenix Headlines]

New Saskatoon bridge will have heritage design -

Saskatoon city council has decided that the bridge to replace the city's existing, but condemned, 104-year-old Traffic Bridge will incorporate much of the look of the current bridge, including its iconic steel Parker truss design, and a handful of heritage aspects.

26 KM OF TWINNED HIGHWAY 11 LANES FULLY OPEN FROM SOUTH OF HAGUE TO NORTH OF ROSTHERN -

A milestone was marked today in the ongoing Highway 11 twinning initiative between Saskatoon and Prince Albert.

City moves to enforce water use restrictions - A special council meeting will be held Monday to give the city's enforcement officers the power to ticket homes or businesses that don't abide by mandatory water restrictions. [Star Phoenix Headlines]

Exciting visions for Mendel site -

With all the excitement over the now nearly fully funded, $84-million Remai Art Gallery of Saskatchewan, it's easy to forget that a dream of a revitalized Mendel site continues to thrive.