Robin John Stone and Randy Owen Brabant both pleaded guilty to break and enter charges for their roles in a fatal home invasion in February 2024.

A 39-year-old man pleaded guilty to manslaughter Monday morning in relation to a fatal shooting in February 2024.

A Court of King’s Bench judge is ordering the Saskatchewan Human Rights Commission to hear a complaint from a woman who said she was denied service in her preferred language at a Starbucks in Royal University Hospital.

Saskatchewan finance minister Jim Reiter was in Saskatoon Friday where he spoke at a Saskatoon Chamber of Commerce gathering about the recent provincial budget. The minister answered questions, including one about current resource royalties.

Freelance economist Erin Weir says if oil prices remain high Saskatchewan’s budget deficit could narrow. Meanwhile one tax group is criticizing the government for not reducing spending.

The 2026-27 Saskatchewan budget is providing $740 million to the Ministry of Community Safety. Some of these funds will help establish hospital security teams to deal with increasing violence in health care centres.

A 16-year-old girl has been given a three year youth sentence after pleading guilty to attempted murder for setting a classmate on fire in September 2024 at Evan Hardy Collegiate in Saskatoon.

A Saskatoon man accused of planting GPS tracking devices on vehicles so he could follow people was pressed by a provincial court judge to retain new council by next week. Marty Glenn Schira is set to return to court March 19. Court heard he has been without legal representation since December.

Brandon Wyatt Burns pleaded guilty to a number of offences including robbery Saskatoon Provincial Court on March 6. Those offences included robbery, assault and fleeing from police.

Mark Carney’s Liberals just got another floor-crosser, this time from the NDP: Nunavut MP Lori Idlout. Liberals now only need to win 2/3 byelections on April 13 to get majority.

A Saskatoon Court of King’s Bench judge will hear sentencing submissions in June for a former massage therapist convicted of sexual assault this past November.

The Saskatchewan Party government is facing criticism from the opposition, child care providers and parents over news that kids who turn six before April 1 will not be eligible for $10 a day childcare.

A 33-year-old man pleaded guilty to a number of offences for stealing a work truck and fleeing from police in July 2025.

A Saskatoon Court of King’s Bench judge is reserving her sentencing decision for a youth who pleaded guilty to attempted murder for lighting a classmate on fire in September 2024. The Crown and defence presented a joint submission asking for a three year Intensive Rehabilitative Custody sentence.

A Saskatchewan woman serving a prison sentence in relation to a fatal collision in 2024 is embroiled along with her husband in a legal dispute with their home insurance company.

A Saskatoon Court of King’s Bench judge has ruled against two former Saskatoon Police Service officers who were asking the court to order the Saskatchewan Police Commission to allow appeals of their terminations to go forward.

Serial voyeur Kyle Hameluck is back in custody after being arrested for violating his release conditions.

A Saskatoon Court of King’s Bench jury convicted Katlim Desjarlais-Kelly of manslaughter in the shooting death of Arden Panipekeesick in February 2024.

Katlim Desjarlais-Kelly took the stand and testified in his own defence at his second-degree murder trial Tuesday.

Saskatchewan RCMP investigated fewer homicides in 2025 than the previous year. However, the number of homicides remains “elevated.”

A recent Angus Reid Institute survey found people in Saskatchewan are reporting challenges finding a family doctor. While those with a doctor are having challenges getting in to see their physician.

At Saskatoon Kings Bench Court two murder trials have been forced to adjourn. In one matter the accused has been hospitalized while another trial was stopped due to a house fire at defence counsel’s house.

An independent hearing officer has upheld the termination of former Saskatoon Police Service Sgt. Robbie Taylor for his friendship with a man who’s associated with members of the Hells Angels.

Andrew Steven Rosenfeldt was found not guilty of second-degree murder in the shooting death of his girlfriend Nykera Justice Brown Friday in Saskatoon Kings Bench Court.

Ashtin Ritzand and Colton Lischka were sentenced Friday in Saskatoon Kings Bench Court for killing James ‘Ed’ Swift and stabbing his friend Virginia Belhumeur.

Chelsey Wilma Crowe has been sentenced to nine a half years. After remand credit she has just over six years left on her sentence. Crowe pleaded guilty to assaulting and unlawfully confining Taya Sinclair and her boyfriend Kenneth Bell in March 2022.

The widow of a man shot and killed in a Saskatoon home in February 2024 was the first witness to testify at the second-degree murder trial of Katlim Desjarlais-Kelly Tuesday.

Cory James Smockum pleaded guilty to one count of attempted murder Tuesday at Saskatoon Kings Bench Court.

A Kings Bench judge will hand down sentences for two men convicted in the killing of James “Ed” Swift on January 30.

In 2026 drivers pulled over in Saskatoon for traffic violations will be asked to provide a breath sample.

A Kings Bench judge has dismissed a lawsuit brought by family members of people killed in the Humboldt Broncos bus collision in 2018.

A Kings Bench judge will hear sentencing submissions for Roderick William Sutherland on April 13. Sutherland was convicted of manslaughter, unlawful confinement and committing an indignity to human remains in the death of Megan Gallagher in September 2020.

Duff Friesen will be serving a six month sentence in the community. The former principal of Christian Centre Academy was convicted of assault with a weapon after a trial this past summer.

The youth pleaded guilty to one count of attempted murder along with one count of unlawfully causing bodily harm Monday afternoon at King’s Bench Court in Saskatoon. Court will reconvene February 26 for sentencing.

A lawyer representing two terminated Saskatoon police officers is asking a Court of King’s Bench justice to order that appeals of their dismissals be heard. This comes after the officers missed the deadline for filing appeals do to an “error by counsel.”

The former Christian school administrator was sentenced Thursday in Saskatoon Provincial Court after pleading guilty to five counts of assault with a weapon.

A former administrator of a controversial private Saskatoon Christian school pleaded guilty Tuesday to five assault charges.

Some of the alleged victims of Saskatoon building contractor are accused of fraud are speaking out.

Closing arguments got underway Friday at King’s Bench Court in Saskatoon at the second-degree murder trial of Andrew Steven Rosenfeldt. Rosenfeldt is charged in the shooting death of Nykera Justice Brown in November, 2022.

Andrew Steven Rosenfeldt’s defence lawyer called two police officers to the stand Thursday. Lawyers will return to court November 14 for final arguments.

The aunt of Andrew Steven Rosenfeldt took the stand at her nephew’s second-degree murder trial Tuesday. Robbin Vermette was in the apartment when Nykera Justice Brown was shot and killed in November 2022.

A witness who was present the night Nykera Brown was shot and killed provided more information about what happened the night of the shooting. The witness testified at the second-degree murder trial of Andrew Steven Rosenfeldt.

Two men were found guilty by a King’s Bench Justice of manslaughter in the death of James “Ed” Swift in August 2022.

The second-degree-murder trial of Andrew Rosenfeldt saw some emotional testimony Friday.

The forensic pathologist who performed an autopsy on Nykera Brown in November 2022 provided testimony at the second degree murder trial of Andrew Steven Rosenfeldt Thursday morning.

Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe and NDP leader Carla Beck took questions from media ahead of the start of the fall legislative session.

A Saskatoon jury has convicted Roderick Sutherland on three charges for the killing of Megan Gallagher in September 2020.

The jury at the trial of Roderick Sutherland is now deliberating. Jurors were given their charge from the judge Thursday afternoon. Sutherland is the final person facing charges in relation to the killing of Megan Gallagher in September 2020.

The final person charged in the death of Megan Michelle Gallagher in September 2020 could soon learn his fate. The jury at the manslaughter trial of Roderick Sutherland is done hearing evidence and is set to begin deliberations Thursday.