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• Crown grants bail for Saskatoon woman charged with manslaughter

  A woman charged with manslaughter in connection with the death of a 23-year-old woman at a Saskatoon nightclub on Saturday was granted bail Thursday and released on conditions.

  Crime

  Nov 10, 2022
• Saskatchewan NDP ‘building to win’ ahead of third legislature session

  Jobs, affordability concern and the health care crisis are several topics Carla Beck says her New Democratic Party is focused on heading into their annual convention Friday.

  Politics

  Oct 21, 2022
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• NDP calls for ‘urgent funding’ to address provincial family doctor shortage

  At a press conference Wednesday morning, NDP leader Carla Beck says the situation along with the entire health care system is in crisis and needs to be treated as such.

  Health

  Oct 19, 2022
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• Province and Ahtahkakoop take ‘first step’ in partnership for new Saskatoon urgent care centre

  The Saskatchewan government and Ahtahkakoop Cree Developments will begin identifying potential locations and project costs for a new urgent care centre to be built in Saskatoon.

  Health

  Oct 17, 2022
• Local Sask. painting group celebrating 15th anniversary

  The group met at the Kenderdine campus in Emma Lake, Sask. Fellow member Paul Trottier says it initially started out as a shared passion, but that bond has evolved over time.

  Canada

  Oct 15, 2022
• Court adjourned for 2 facing first-degree murder charges in Megan Gallagher case

  Robert James Thomas and Roderick Sutherland both face first-degree murder charges, with the latter also charged with committing an indignity to human remains.

  Crime

  Oct 13, 2022
• Diagolon founder Jeremy Mackenzie discharges lawyer

  Jeremy Mackenzie was arrested on Sept. 29 in Cole Harbour, N.S., on a Canada-wide warrant related to charges laid by the Mounties in Saskatchewan in July.

  Crime

  Oct 13, 2022
• Blue Jays playoff series creating “buzz” in Saskatoon

  He around 800 kids were registered through Baseball Saskatoon in 2013. He says that grew to over 2200 kids registered this year alone.

  Sports

  Oct 7, 2022
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• Court date for woman charged with impaired driving causing death of child adjourned

  Maurice was hit by a pickup truck on Sept. 9, 2021, on 33rd Street West while riding her scooter on a marked crosswalk. She was later pronounced dead in hospital.

  Crime

  Oct 6, 2022
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• Saskatoon pharmacy looking to tackle kid’s Advil, Tylenol shortage

  Saskatoon's Nanogram Pharmacy and Alberta pharma tech company, KemNet Inc. are working together to give Saskatchewan residents access to kids' medications amid an ongoing shortage.

  Health

  Oct 3, 2022
• Saskatoon man sentenced for killing ex-girlfriend’s dog

  A Saskatoon man who threw his ex-girlfriend's dog after it bit him, causing fatal injuries, was handed a community sentence order, 12-months probation and a 3-year animal ban.

  Crime

  Sep 23, 2022
• Influx of students attending University of Saskatchewan campus causing bus routes to be full

  "Make sure you're going early, and have a backup plan." says Megan McConnell, a third-year health studies student at the university.

  Canada

  Sep 20, 2022
• International forensic anthropology course taking place in Warman, Sask.

  It's designed as an introductory course to forensic anthropology, as well as the search processes, recovery and identification of human remains.

  Science

  Sep 15, 2022
• Children’s medicine shortage leaving some Sask. pharmacy shelves bare

  Saskatchewan pharmacies, including Loblaws, say they've seen an increase in demand for children's medication due to the nationwide shortage of kids' Advil and Tylenol.

  Health

  Sep 13, 2022
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• Saskatchewan government provides $2.85M subsidy to ambulance operators

  Saskatchewan has announced a one-time $2.85-million subsidy to ambulance operators in response to inflationary pressures, including sharply rising fuel costs.

  Economy

  Aug 31, 2022
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• Staff shortages plaguing Saskatchewan’s health care system

  The province said last week it will be sending people to Alberta to get privatized surgeries, but the cost of travel won't be covered.

  Health

  Aug 22, 2022
• Supply chain issues putting the brakes on car repairs in Saskatoon

  Chelsea Stebner of Parr Auto Body in Saskatoon says thanks to supply chain issues, some vehicles have been waiting in their shop for certain parts for six months.

  Canada

  Aug 17, 2022
• Afghan refugee in Saskatoon marks haunting anniversary of Taliban control

  Maryam Masoomi was one of many refugees displaced from Afghanistan when the Taliban took control a year ago. She recalls the 'scary' process getting to Canada through Pakistan.

  Canada

  Aug 15, 2022
• Stanley Cup embarks on tour across Saskatchewan

  The National Hockey League's top trophy began a tour across the province this week. Avalanche defenceman Josh Manson kicked off the guide Wednesday in Prince Albert.

  Sports

  Aug 5, 2022
• Hockey Canada scandal could impact minor hockey enrolment

  Hockey is an expensive sport as it is, but with recent findings surrounding Hockey Canada's handling of a sexual assault case from 2018, another layer has been added on top.

  Sports

  Jul 29, 2022
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• Federation of Sovereign Indigenous Nations issues alert for missing woman, son

  FSIN Treaty Commissioner, Mary Culbertson, says this doesn't do enough to find missing people, especially in the Indigenous community.

  Investigations

  Jul 25, 2022
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• Dragon Boat Festival returns to Saskatoon

  It kind of diverts their attention from what's going on in reality and them think of something nice for a change, something to look forward to.

  Canada

  Jul 23, 2022
• Expectant parents bracing for epidural shortage in Saskatchewan

  For those expecting a little bundle of joy in the next few weeks, the SHA urges them to discuss pain management options with their care provider due to epidural supply shortages.

  Health

  Jul 21, 2022
• Safety a concern following weekend rescues in South Saskatchewan River

  "I think people are just underestimating the power of the river and kind of the environment they're in. I think they need to be more aware of exactly where they're going."

  Environment

  Jul 18, 2022
• Extreme heat wave triggers need to take the right precautions in the Saskatchewan sun

  The sizzling sun is no picnic for those working outdoors in construction, landscaping and roofing. Saskatchewan health officials and those who work in the sun have tips.

  Weather

  Jul 13, 2022