Carly Robinson

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• 6 Saskatoon homes part of Habitat for Humanities’ Carter Works Project

  Grab your hard hat and hammer! Former U.S. President Jimmy Carter is inspiring Canadians to build 150 homes for Canada 150.

  Canada

  Jul 12, 2017
• Life is Worth Living: sisters reducing the stigma surrounding suicide

  The Kennedy sisters are shedding light on the stigma surrounding mental health, one T-shirt at a time.

  Canada

  Jun 28, 2017
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• Local seniors group flaunts the benefits of dancing as you age

  You can’t help but smile watching this group of seniors from Oliver Lodge perform.

  Canada

  Jun 22, 2017
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• The Lighthouse Supported Living to celebrate major milestone

  The Saskatoon Lighthouse is celebrating 25 years of incorporation with a spring gala.

  Canada

  May 1, 2017
• Vancouver Aquarium brings ocean learning to the Prairies

  The Vancouver Aquarium AquaVan 150 is on a cross-country tour, connecting communities to the coastline.

  Canada

  Apr 25, 2017
• J&H Homes banks on tiny house trend

  Saskatoon-based homebuilder J&H Homes is joining the tiny house minimalist movement.

  Consumer

  Mar 9, 2017
• Mars rover example of University of Saskatchewan student experience fund

  The University of Saskatchewan President's Student Experience Fund helps with learning outside of the class room, including the Engineering Space Team's award winning Mars rover.

  Science

  Mar 7, 2017
• Applications open for 2017 Cameco Touchdown for Dreams

  The 2017 Cameco Touchdown for Dreams will give six women dealing with life-threatening cancer the chance to have a dream come true.

  Canada

  Feb 16, 2017
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• Not just for humans, camelina oil benefits horses

  Camelina oil has a number of benefits when fed to horses. Saskatchewan based company Three Farmers has launched a new brand, Canpressco, to meet the demand created by ranchers.

  Canada

  Feb 6, 2017
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• Increased need for blood donations in Saskatoon this holiday season

  Canadian Blood Services is reminding people to roll up their sleeve this holiday season, with 600 open appointments in Saskatoon before the new year.

  Health

  Dec 22, 2016
• Easy grab-and-go breakfast using lentils and oatmeal

  Making an easy and healthy grab-and-go breakfast using oatmeal and lentils.

  Canada

  Dec 19, 2016
• Conservative leadership candidate Brad Trost tweets ‘lock her up’ rally support

  Conservative leadership candidate Brad Trost tweets support for the crowd of Albertans who took part in a Donald Trump-style chant of “lock her up.”

  Politics

  Dec 7, 2016
• Saskatoon massage therapist charged with sexual assault

  Saskatoon police say a massage therapist is facing charges related two sexual assault reports.

  Crime

  Dec 7, 2016
• Being prepared for an emergency; City of Saskatoon set to test notifynow system

  The City of Saskatoon is getting ready for a test of the notifynow system on Wednesday at 10 a.m. CT.

  Canada

  Dec 6, 2016
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• Reflecting on the importance of remembering

  Cpl. Bryan Palma from the Canadian Forces Base in Dundurn, Sask., reflects on why we remember, and the importance of never forgetting.

  Canada

  Nov 11, 2016
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• SheNative looking to expand its market, but in need of investors

  SheNative, a brand that celebrates indigenous culture and female empowerment in Saskatchewan, is looking to expand to a bigger market.

  Money

  Nov 9, 2016
• Saskatchewan francophone community hopeful for increased immigration

  Fransaskois community praises federal government's commitment to minority language immigration program, saying they can see the difference in Saskatoon.

  Canada

  Nov 3, 2016
• Eating poutine to support Big Brothers Big Sisters Saskatoon

  YXE Poutine Week takes over Saskatoon, with funds supporting Big Brother Big Sisters.

  Canada

  Nov 1, 2016
• Get lost in Saskatoon’s amazing piece of Italian culture

  The Saskatoon Italian cultural centre's new straw-bale maze is open late this weekend for people to their fright on.

  Canada

  Oct 25, 2016
• Saskatoon Police Service looks past the misconceptions of the working blind

  The CNIB is hoping to change the stigma surrounding those with vision impairments, one story at a time, and one the Saskatoon Police Service is helping to tell.

  Canada

  Oct 13, 2016
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• Saskatchewan Waste Reduction Council wants you to eat garbage

  It's time to eat garbage! An innovative event by the Saskatchewan Waste Reduction Council highlights just how easy it is to give food a new meaning.

  Environment

  Oct 7, 2016
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• 2 years in a row, Saskatchewan has most pampered pets: Amazon.ca report

  Amazon.ca's annual list of top Canadian cities for pampered pets once again ranks Regina as the number one place for pets in Canada, followed by Saskatoon.

  Canada

  Sep 13, 2016
• Drop Zone: Rappelling 22 storeys in support of Camp Easter Seals

  Dozens of Saskatoon residents took a leap of faith Tuesday, rappelling 22 storeys in support of Camp Easter Seal in their annual Drop Zone.

  Canada

  Aug 23, 2016
• Breakfast Buzz: How safe would you rank Saskatoon?

  Despite Saskatoon and Regina having the highest crime rates in Canada, a new poll shows Canadians believe the two cities to be safer than Toronto, Montreal, and Winnipeg.

  Aug 17, 2016
• Breakfast Buzz: Should bereavement time be allowed when a pet passes away?

  There's no question we love our pets, but should bereavement time be given when one passes away?

  Jul 29, 2016