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Saskatoon morning weather outlook: Wednesday, June 15 -
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Traditional workplaces shifting to modified arrangements after COVID-19 pandemic -
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Sask. businesses looking to recover financially from COVID impacts -
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Travellers enduring more concerns over the war in Ukraine -
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Snow moves in: March 9 Manitoba weather outlook -
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Overnight snow: March 7 Manitoba weather outlook -
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Colder days: March 7 Saskatchewan weather outlook -
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Saskatoon gets sweeter with breakout company -
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A Saskatoon tattoo artist wanted to raise money for Ukraine through ink -
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Regina business sends donation packages to Ukraine -
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Hundreds gathered in front of Saskatoon City Hall in solidarity for Ukraine. -
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Saskatoon woman shares her Kyiv war experience -
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Snow moves in: Feb. 17 Manitoba weather outlook -
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Chilly days continue: Feb. 16 Manitoba weather outlook -
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Warmer, but snowy: Feb. 16 Saskatchewan weather outlook -
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Cameco restarts production at McArthur River mine and Key Lake mill providing jobs for northern Indigenous communities -
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Sask. union leaders call for restrictions as COVID-19 cases surge -
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Saskatchewan hospitality industry could take hit once again -
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Canola could be used as a new renewable resource -
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Snowy Tuesday: Jan. 3 Manitoba weather outlook
Author Archives
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Prairieland Park asks Saskatoon city council for $8M in funding for new soccer pitchThe organization is asking the City of Saskatoon for $8 million in funding spread out over eight years for what they called a game-changing facility.CanadaJun 13
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Stanley Mission, Sask. residents evacuate after wildfire inches closerAs of noon on Friday, the McCafe fire was just 2.5 kilometres away from the community. Around 1,000 people have evacuated the community.FireJun 10
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Saskatoon gets funding to refurbish Riversdale Farmers’ MarketSaskatoon has received federal funding through a PrairieCan grant program, and plans to use $750,000 to revamp the Riversdale Farmers Market location.ConsumerJun 9
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Emergency Wellness Centre lease extended another year, STC looking to secure 2 new locationsSaskatoon Tribal Council's (STC) Emergency Wellness Centre will stay open a while longer as city council voted to extend the centres' lease for another 12 months.CanadaJun 8
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Regina brewery takes home 6 medals at Prairie Beer AwardsA total of 48 breweries from Saskatchewan and Manitoba participated in the beer event, with one Regina brewery bringing home six medals.ConsumerJun 7
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Over 300 cattle seized, many found dead as Saskatchewan farmer denies starvation chargesA Saskatchewan farmer has received multiple charges for cattle neglect and starvation after over 300 cattle were seized from land near Whitkow, Sask.CanadaJun 6
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Woman saved from three-story condo blaze thankful for humanityFran Wakelin wants to thank the many people who helped her escape a three-story condo fire, and the many others who have been lending a hand ever since.FireMay 30
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Downtown Saskatoon parking could be tight with potential new arenaDowntown has over 8,000 public parking spaces which are expected to be utilized with the possible development of an arena, but the spaces are efficient for downtown until then.CanadaMay 25
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Saskatoon council sets sights on downtown development parking concernsCity council has a plan to avoid parking concerns relating to the development of Saskatoon's downtown, including the possibility of a new arena and grocery store.ConsumerMay 24
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May long weekend brings snow instead of sun in SaskatchewanWhile some weekenders are not happy about snow hitting the ground instead of sun this May long weekend, Saskatchewan meteorologist Peter Quinlan said there is no need to worry.WeatherMay 20
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Politicians, organizations react to proposed outdoor public drinking amendments in Sask.After the Saskatchewan government proposed giving municipalities control over alcohol in public spaces, many officials say there are issues to iron out before the bill can pass.CanadaMay 17
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Saskatchewan government adds gender ‘X’ option to forms like traffic ticketsSGI and the Government of Saskatchewan are looking to provide inclusion with a new gender option on summary offence forms.LifestyleMay 11
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University of Saskatchewan study shows service dogs improve veteran mental health“We need people to start realizing service dogs can improve our mental health," said PhD student researcher at the University of Saskatchewan, Alexandria Pavelich.HealthMay 10
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Saskatchewan health-care workers share staff and demand concerns to SMAThe provincial budget made the biggest investment into health care in Saskatchewan history, however doctors said that will not help them in the tough months to come.HealthMay 6
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SPSA: No more flood risk for Sask., normal fire season expectedJust over 300 seasonal staff members are returning to help put out fires this summer and are ready to respond when needed.EnvironmentMay 5
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SGI, police remind drivers about Sask. zero tolerance policy with cannabisSince 2019, the number of people who have received driving offences for being impaired by drugs including cannabis has increased almost seven-fold in Saskatoon.CannabisMay 3
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Saskatoon community volunteer receives multiple sexual assault charges62-year-old Eric Pohorecky is known to be a community volunteer in Saskatoon was arrested on eight counts of sexual misconduct between 2016 and 2021.CrimeApr 28
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Saskatoon’s downtown could get a grocery store at Midtown PlazaMidtown Plaza, Saskatoon's downtown mall, could soon become home to a grocery store with a built-in restaurant after a Vancouver-based company submitted a proposal to the City.ConsumerApr 28
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Saskatoon man charged in child pornography investigationSaskatoon man Charley Edwards was arrested on Apr. 20 with two child pornography charges.CrimeApr 21
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Highway Hotline breaks record with 13 million visitorsHighway Hotline page views jumped to 1.2 million just in the month of April during the large spring blizzard that covered many southeastern areas of Saskatchewan.TrafficApr 20
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Prince Albert, Sask. loses memorial centre to arsonThe Senator Allen Bird Memorial Centre had been in use for nearly 80 years. A 24-year-old woman has been charged with arson in relation to the fire at the memorial centre.FireApr 19
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Sask. farmers could see relief from drought in coming weeks after abnormally dry AprilAreas of Saskatchewan could catch a break from the long-lasting drought. Meteorologist Peter Quinlan says more spring precipitation is on the way.EnvironmentApr 18
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Federal government gives additional $750 million for Canadian superclustersProtein Industries Canada already has 45 projects, valued at more than $480 million underway across the country.EconomyApr 14
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‘A child doesn’t just break his leg by accident’: FSIN and Soosay family seeking answersMother Teelay Soosay says her son Tobias was doing very well when she visited on April 4, but when she returned to the hospital on April 7, the baby boy was in a full leg cast.HealthApr 13
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Woman accused of killing 9-year-old Baeleigh Maurice makes first court appearanceNine-year-old Baeleigh was hit by a pickup truck on Sept. 9, 2021, on 33rd Street West while riding her scooter on a marked crosswalk.CrimeApr 12
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