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Two charged after alleged smuggling of illegal guns into Canada south of Val Marie, Sask.
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No injuries in Saskatoon house fire
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Sask. schools among those affected by recent cyberattack
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These Sask. highways are restricted following multiple weather-related collisions
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Saskatchewan health minister signs on to federal deal for rare disease drugs
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