Receive news by e-mail

#
 

Enter your e-mail in the field below to receive directly the news that appears on this page.

 

topics : related - all Explore

Shopping

Top Product

Heritage Inn Saskatoon

Compare prices

  1. 2. Super 8 Motel Saskatoon
  2. 3. Saskatoon Inn Hotel And Conference Centre
  3. 4. Country Inn & Suites By Carlson, Saskatoon
  4. 5. Saskatoon Days Inn

Shopping Categories

  1. 1. Mobile Phones
  2. 2. Digital Cameras
  3. 3. Smartphones
  4. 4. Laptop Computers
  5. 5. Graphics Cards
  6. 6. LCD TVs
  7. 7. LCD Monitors
  8. 8. Fridges
  9. 9. Vacuum Cleaners
  10. 10. Freezers
  11. 11. Washing Machines
  12. 12. Digital Camcorders
  13. 13. Microwaves
  14. 14. Electric Kettles
  15. 15. Dishwashers

Wikio Shopping

  1. 1. Baby & Nursery
  2. 2. Books
  3. 3. Car/Motorbike
  4. 4. CD
  5. 5. Communication
  6. 6. Computers
  7. 7. DVD
  8. 8. Electronics
  9. 9. Entertainment
  10. 10. Fashion & Lingerie
  11. 11. Finance
  12. 12. Gifts & Gadgets
  13. 13. Health & Beauty
  14. 14. Home & Garden
  15. 15. Hotels
  16. 16. Household Appliances
  17. 17. Sport & Fitness
  18. 18. Travel
  19. 19. Video Games

Participate



Saskatoon



Sort by : relevance - date - popularity
3Vote!

Saskatoon art gallery proposal goes to council

Saskatoon politicians are being asked to endorse a $58-million centre with an art gallery as part of a major riverfront development.

3Vote!

Regina - Saskatoon Award Winning Graphic Design & Branding Firm Selected For Graphis Annual Reports 2009

Bradbury's Society of Graphic Designers of Canada 2006-2007 Annual Report has been selected for inclusion in the Graphis Annual Reports Book to be published in Winter, 2009.

3Vote!

World AIDS Day 2009

When we think of December 1st, many of us think of it as just 24 days until Christmas. For those living with HIV/AIDS, it's a day to remember, promote and work towards finding a cure for the devastating disease. 2009 is the 21st annual World AIDS Day and the crusade towards a cure struggles on. World AIDS Day began in 1988 and from the beginning it has focused attention on the global HIV/AIDS epidemic....

3Vote!

What's in the news: Nov. 30 -- "Dismantle" Canadian health system, Sarah Palin urges

Sarah Palin generously offers health-policy advice to Canadians "Canada needs to dismantle its public health-care system and allow private enterprise to get involved and turn a profit." That's what former Alaska governor Sarah Palin told "Marg Delahunty," the Mary Walsh character from This Hour Has 22 Minutes in a recent ambush Ms Walsh staged at a Palin book-signing. Unfortunately,...

+Vote!

Fore... play!

You know it was a Canadian University Championship football game when the host is Quebec featuring teams from Alberta and Ontario and yet most of the people in the crowd were wearing green. Traffic was snarled in Calgary for Grey Cup weekend with a sudden snowfall. Vehicles moved much quicker once fans of the Riders took the watermelons off their heads and used them for traction on the icy roads. So...

3Vote!

Portable Saskatoon Storage Containers for Short Term Storing Needs

Saskatoon storage has a new service for you – portable storeroom service! The storing owners provide special luggage compartments or containers in which you can store your goods for short term.

5Vote!

The Ongoing Saga of Saskatoon’s South Downtown

So Lake Placid Developments has been able to come up with the money for River Landing. Apparently the fall of the capital markets has made it very hard to come up with the $200 million dollars needed to build the cornerstone of what we hope River Landing to be. While I was hunting around [...]

3Vote!

This Is Chicago’s Year

from Rick Morrissey of the Chicago Tribune, My suggestion is to enjoy the ride and assume it’s going to get even better as the season goes along. Why shouldn’t it? When the Hawks skated all over the Sharks in a 7-2 road victory Wednesday, you could hear the rest of the league letting out an involuntary “whoa—what is that'” The Sharks have the best record in the NHL, and...

3Vote!

Saskatoon ambulance operator needs cash infusion

MD Ambulance, the company that supplies emergency medical services for the Saskatoon health region, says it needs more money to keep pace with growing demand.

3Vote!

Poll: Large Majority of Canadians Disagree With Status-Quo On Abortion

Our opponents may claim that the abortion debate is over and should never be reopened. The politicians may agree with them. But the public opinion on the status quo is different : For the ninth year in a row, a majority of Canadians have rejected the status quo on abortion in this country, according to a new poll. Over half of respondents to the poll said there should be legal protection for human...

3Vote!

Party Pooper

A report from Health Canada concludes teenage girls actively seek out situations where they suffer angst. This report is being studied by officials with the Toronto Maple Leafs who plan to unveil a 3rd pink jersey. Montreal has been hit with a series of bombings with Police saying it could be mob related or fans are preparing for a Grey Cup victory. Top 5 signs your Grey Cup party is a bust # 5 Half...

3Vote!

Live on CBC Radio 3 with Grant Lawrence: Top 5 Must-See Live Gigs of the Weekend!

Coming up today on Grant Lawrence Live , 2PM ET / 11AM PT on CBC Radio 3's web radio/Sirius 86 : We are down to our last 72 hours until the polls close on our Bucky Awards shortlist voting for 2009, and since our Friday show is all about playing it live or not at all , today we'll take a very close look at our Bucky Awards Shortlist for the best live band ... and the nominees are... Elliott Brood...

3Vote!

Officer OK after cruiser skids into semi

A Saskatoon police officer escaped serious injury after his cruiser skidded into the path of an oncoming semi-trailer Friday morning.

3Vote!

Saskatoon police deal with 4 rollovers

Amid slippery conditions, Saskatoon police and ambulance were dealing with four rollover accidents within an hour Friday morning.

3Vote!

Devastating concrete plant fire likely accidental

A fire that gutted a Saskatoon area concrete business last Saturday was likely caused by an electrical malfunction or a furnace problem, officials say.