Canada and China have taken a cautious step toward easing long-standing trade tensions by extending reduced tariffs on Canadian canola through 2026.

It wouldn’t be a new year without a few resolutions to get healthier heading into 2026. That list starts growing a few minutes after midnight when the prospect of a new year – and better you – sets in.

The City of Saskatoon has opened the 2026 Assessment Roll, and the 30-day Assessment Review and Appeal period is now underway.

SaskPower has filed a rate application proposing two electricity rate increases of 3.9% effective February 1, 2026, and February 1, 2027.

The Saskatoon Chamber released the Q4 edition of its Saskatoon Chamber Business Snapshot today, providing a quarterly, data-driven view of local business conditions.

City Council has approved the 2026/27 civic budget after a smoother and more disciplined process, but it ultimately continues Saskatoon’s long-standing trend of above-average tax and utility rate increases.