Extreme cold warnings continue across Saskatchewan: This is your Saskatoon forecast
It's another bone-chilling start to the day with wind chills well into the minus-forties.
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Extreme cold warning continues for Saskatoon
The city remained under an extreme cold warning Monday after a bone-chilling weather system settled in over the weekend.
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