Stu Gooden

Reporter

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• Pediatric epilepsy program sees quality of care improve

  Epilepsy affects one per cent of all children, but care is improving in Saskatchewan.

  Health

  Mar 24, 2017
• Seniors a target for online scams

  Seniors are the fastest growing group of Internet users. As online scams continue to plague the web, they become a target.

  Tech

  Mar 20, 2017
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• Saskatchewan tow truck drivers call for emergency lighting change

  In North America, more tow truck drivers are killed on the job than police officers and firefighters combined. The industry is calling for changes to help make it safer.

  Canada

  Mar 15, 2017
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• Concerns raised over sign language used in Saskatoon schools

  Saskatchewan Deaf & Hard of Hearing Services expresses concern over the way children who are deaf are taught in Saskatoon classrooms.

  Education

  Mar 11, 2017
• Armed robberies a concern for Saskatoon business owner

  Armed robberies in Saskatoon has one business owner concerned for her safety and that of her staff.

  Crime

  Mar 2, 2017
• Saskatchewan boy suffers burns from cast removal

  A Saskatchewan mother is speaking out after her son's cast removal at a clinic left him with second-degree burns.

  Health

  Feb 24, 2017
• Gold mining takes on a new meaning at the University of Saskatchewan

  Researchers at the University of Saskatchewan have created a new way to solve a growing problem in gold metal waste.

  Science

  Feb 15, 2017
• University of Saskatchewan sees spike in foreign student applications

  The University of Saskatchewan is seeing a spike in foreign student applications, with many coming from the U.S.

  Education

  Feb 9, 2017
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• Saskatoon city council to consider plan to tackle homelessness

  A plan to end homelessness is being brought to Saskatoon city council by the Saskatoon Housing Initiative Partnership.

  Canada

  Feb 3, 2017
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• Drones prove useful for Saskatchewan RCMP

  The Saskatchewan RCMP laud the use of drone technology for its usefulness at crash scenes.

  Tech

  Jan 25, 2017
• Saskatoon woman calls for better support for Alzheimer’s patients

  A Saskatoon woman pleads for more coordinated care for Alzheimer's patients after going through what she calls a "confusing" system.

  Health

  Jan 20, 2017
• Office vacancy rates on the rise in downtown Saskatoon

  The number of empty office spaces in downtown Saskatoon rose in 2016 as vacancy rates continue to climb.

  Consumer

  Jan 13, 2017
• Saskatoon teen thankful for accident that led to heart condition discovery

  A Saskatoon teen is thankful for an accident that led to the discovery of a heart condition.

  Canada

  Jan 5, 2017
• City deploys around the clock snow removal for Saskatoon roads

  The City of Saskatoon is working around the clock to clear the dump of snow.

  Weather

  Dec 30, 2016
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• Canadian Blood Services suffers decrease in donations

  Canadian Blood Services in Saskatoon has seen a decrease in donations for its fiscal year.

  Health

  Dec 29, 2016
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• Group of Saskatchewan doctors to provide medical care in Haiti

  A group of Saskatchewan health care professionals is heading to Haiti in the new year to provide health care to patients.

  Health

  Dec 28, 2016
• Syrian refugee eyes tailoring business in Saskatoon

  After failing to find work in his profession, a Syrian refugee hopes to open his own tailoring business in Saskatoon.

  Money

  Dec 19, 2016
• Saskatoon utility rates going up in the new year

  Powering homes, and using water, is going to cost more money next year as Saskatoon raising utility rates in 2017.

  Canada

  Dec 15, 2016
• Canada faces impending shortage of aircraft mechanics and pilots

  According to the Transport Canada licensing department, 46 per cent of aircraft mechanics are between the ages of 50 and 79 years old.

  Canada

  Dec 7, 2016
• Sherbrooke Community Centre gets boost from rotary club for computer technology

  The Sherbrooke Community Centre received a donation from the Rotary Club of Saskatoon Meewasin for a unique piece of computer technology.

  Tech

  Dec 6, 2016
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• Saskatchewan veteran speaks out about experience with anti-malarial drug mefloquine

  A Saskatchewan veteran is speaking out about his negative experience with the anti-malarial drug mefloquine that was given to him during deployments to Somalia and Rwanda.

  Canada

  Dec 1, 2016
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• Saskatoon shoppers bargain hunt on Black Friday

  People in Saskatoon bust out their wallets and search for bargains on Black Friday

  Canada

  Nov 25, 2016
• Veterans face challenges finding employment after serving

  Canadian veterans face challenges finding employment and dealing with low savings after serving their country.

  Canada

  Nov 11, 2016
• Big Brothers Big Sisters of Saskatoon struggling with shortage of male mentors

  Big Brothers Big Sisters of Saskatoon is dealing with a shortage of male mentors.

  Canada

  Nov 4, 2016
• Saskatoon man has new outlook after high risk eye surgery

  A Saskatoon man is seeing with new clarity after undergoing high risk surgery in Ontario for a severe cataract and glaucoma in his right eye.

  Canada

  Nov 1, 2016