Latest from Dan Zakreski
Saskatoon teen accused in high school fire attack pleads not guilty, chooses judge-alone trial
A teen accused of lighting a classmate on fire at Evan Hardy Collegiate has pleaded not guilty and chose a trial by judge alone at Court of King's Bench.
Former traditional Cree healer Cecil Wolfe pleads guilty to sexually assaulting 12 women in his care
A former Cree healer is now admitting he sexually assaulted 12 women in his care from 2012 to 2021.
Suspect in 2023 Saskatoon shooting pleads guilty to manslaughter
A Saskatoon man who pleaded guilty to manslaughter for a 2023 shooting is going to prison.
Woman from carjacking in North Battleford, Sask., found safe inside home in the city
A 33-year-old woman who was missing after a carjacking in North Battleford is safe and sound.
Saskatoon police silent on suspension of senior sergeant, outside investigation
Saskatoon police are confirming that a senior sergeant is suspended and under investigation. But police will not say why they never told the public about the suspension and outside investigation.
Saskatoon police strip search policy under scrutiny at fentanyl trafficking trial
A defence lawyer is challenging Saskatoon police on why they videotaped the strip search of a female suspect in a drug trafficking investigation.
International student killed 1 week into part-time job in Saskatoon, says friend
A family friend says Alfred Okyere came to Saskatoon four months ago from Ghana as a student and was working part-time. A co-worker is now charged with first-degree murder in his death.
1st Saskatoon homicide of 2025 involves co-workers at mining supply company
The city's first homicide of 2025 involved co-workers at a mining supply company.
Witness at Saskatoon murder trial describes events that led to country road killing
A Crown witness at a Saskatoon murder trial testified about how James Swift met the men who allegedy killed him hours later.
Case of Regina man caught on street with sawed-off shotgun and bulletproof vest finally concludes
The case of a Regina man caught walking on a city street with a bulletproof vest and sawed-off shotgun is finally over.