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Your Agriculture: July 19
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Falcon controlling wild birds at Saskatoon airport
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Extreme speeders concern for Saskatoon police
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How steel tariffs are affecting farm machinery buying intentions
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Unborn baby not deemed a human under Canadian law when considering homicide charges
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Skipp Anderson sued by sexual assault victim
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Weekend storms leave extensive damage in parts of Saskatchewan
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Saskatoon police treating body found in house fire as suspicious death
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Hay shortage in Saskatchewan blamed on dry conditions
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Lanigan area farmers till same soil for more than a century
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Saskatoon weather outlook: unsettled conditions for Canada Day
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Saskatoon city council debates cannabis regulations
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Your Agriculture: how did GMO wheat end up in an Alberta field?
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Roast seasoned with hand cleaner served to seniors at Carrot River, Sask. care home
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Saskatoon weather outlook: scorcher for final day of spring
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The dangers of leaving children unattended in hot vehicles
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Sask. producer expanding despite Trump’s threat dairy deal is about to spoil
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Saskatoon weather outlook: unsettled Thursday, seasonal conditions for final weekend of spring
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Child porn investigator meets kids he helped, while testifying in the Philippines
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Officials call this the worst year in the history of beekeeping in Saskatchewan
Author Archives
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Falcon controlling wild birds at Saskatoon airportA falcon is being used at Saskatoon airport to control wild birds and reduce risks to aviation traffic.CanadaJul 18, 2018
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Steel tariffs make agriculture equipment unaffordable for some Sask. farmersAre steel and aluminum tariffs affecting decisions by farmers on whether to purchase new machinery?CanadaJul 12, 2018
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Unborn baby not deemed a human under Canadian law when considering homicide chargesSaskatoon police say Jonathan Rosenthal and Crystal McFadyen, who was eight months pregnant, were known to each other and he is a person of interest in her death.CrimeJul 11, 2018
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Coroner concludes eight month pregnant woman was killed in SaskatoonAn autopsy has concluded Crystal McFadyen, who was eight months pregnant, is the victim of a homicide.CrimeJul 10, 2018
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Fire pit infraction tickets sky rocket despite volume of complaints decliningSixteen residents have been ticketed for fire pit violations while eight others are in the investigation queue according to the Saskatoon Fire Department.CanadaJul 10, 2018
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Victim of sexual assault sues Skipp Anderson for damages, loss of incomeThe victim now suffers from anxiety, depression, a changed personality, and insomnia, according to the claim filed against Skipp Anderson.CanadaJul 10, 2018
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Weekend storms cause extensive damage in parts of SaskatchewanPontoons were blown across the lake, docks ripped from the shore, hundreds of massive trees uprooted and tossed on houses like twigs after severe storms swept through Saskatchewan.WeatherJul 10, 2018
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Mineral content in water could reach levels toxic to livestock on scorched PrairiesRecent testing shows mineral content in Barry Freisen's dugout is at a level that could be fatal to livestock.Jul 6, 2018
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GoFundMe fundraiser for family killed in Highway 4 collision nearing $75K goalA fundraiser to build a playground in memory of the Gasper family, which was killed in a Highway 4 collision, is nearing its goal.CanadaJul 3, 2018
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Lanigan area farmers till same soil for more than a centuryIn the province, 4,300 farmers have received Century Farm awards including the Wildeman family near Lanigan, Sask.CanadaJun 28, 2018
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Saskatoon weather outlook: unsettled conditions for Canada DayCanada Day long weekend brings cooler temperatures and unsettled conditions in Saskatoon's weather outlook.WeatherJun 27, 2018
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Your Agriculture: how did GMO wheat end up in an Alberta field?Japan and South Korea have banned wheat imports from Canada after GMO wheat was found in an Alberta field.CanadaJun 21, 2018
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Roast seasoned with hand cleaner served to seniors at Saskatchewan care homeFamilies of seniors at the Carrot River Health Centre who were served a roast that had been seasoned by hand cleaner weren’t notified until two weeks later.CanadaJun 20, 2018
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Saskatoon weather outlook: scorcher for final day of springExpect a hot day on Tuesday and a scorcher Wednesday for the last day of spring in Saskatoon's weather outlook.WeatherJun 19, 2018
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The dangers of leaving children unattended in hot vehiclesThe Saskatchewan Prevention Institute is reminding parents and caregivers to be cautious of hyperthermia in extreme heat.CanadaJun 18, 2018
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Sask. producer expanding despite Trump’s threat dairy deal is about to spoilA Saskatchewan dairy producer is expanding despite U.S. President Donald Trump’s threat that a deal is about to spoil.CanadaJun 14, 2018
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Saskatoon weather outlook: unsettled Thursday, seasonal conditions for final weekend of springA chance of rain on Thursday followed by very seasonal weather through the weekend in Saskatoon’s weather outlook.WeatherJun 13, 2018
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Child porn investigator meets kids he helped, while testifying in the PhilippinesJared Clarke, a member of Saskatchewan's Internet Child Exploitation unit, calls the opportunity to meet the children he helped rescue, extremely rewarding.CanadaJun 7, 2018
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Saskatoon weather outlook: beautiful weekend aheadBeautiful weekend ahead with temperatures well above normal, reminiscent of the heat of the summer.WeatherJun 6, 2018
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Patients stuck with extra fee when pharmacists prescribeWhile some Canadians pride themselves on the nation's health care, there are loopholes, with patients on the hook for the cost.HealthJun 5, 2018
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Legal cannabis stores fear illegal operations have competitive advantageSuccessful applicants for Saskatchewan’s retail cannabis stores are worried about the continuing operation of illegal outlets.ConsumerJun 4, 2018
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Officials call this the worst year in the history of beekeeping in SaskatchewanThe Saskatchewan Beekeepers Development Commission is calling it the worst year in the history of beekeeping in the province.CanadaMay 30, 2018
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Severe thunderstorm watch for Saskatoon, potential for over 60mm of rain by FridaySevere thunderstorm watch issued for Saskatoon, with the potential to receive over 60 mm of rain between Wednesday and Friday evening.WeatherMay 30, 2018
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Saskatoon selects from within for quarter-million dollar position of city managerJeff Jorgenson, new city manager for Saskatoon, will be paid $256,000 in his first year.CanadaMay 28, 2018
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Producers proceed with caution at passing of Bill C-49Grain backlogs have become a problem in the past decade as western Canadian farmers reap larger yields to meet the demand of a growing world population.CanadaMay 25, 2018