Sask. roadworker says speeding car weaved through highway construction zone and put lives at risk
According to witnesses a car weaved through a Saskatchewan construction zone at a high rate of speed before ultimately crashing in a ditch.
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3rd COVID-19 vaccine doses for international travel would be offered in Sask. only if top doc signs off: health minister
A day after Quebec announced it would allow additional COVID-19 vaccine doses for travellers heading to countries where Astra-Zeneca or mixed doses are not recognized, health minister Paul Merriman said the option would be offered in Saskatchewan only if the province's top doctor recommends it.
'Hitting us really hard': Sask. First Nation moves into lockdown due to COVID-19 outbreak
A growing COVID-19 outbreak in a northern Saskatchewan First Nation with where vaccination rates remain low has prompted the community to move into a lockdown.
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Saskatoon buffet owner adapts to changing times
Phil Nelson has owned Smiley’s Buffet and Catering for 25 years and knows how much Saskatoon customers appreciate an all-you-can-eat buffet experience.
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'They’re just burnt right up to nothing': Sask. canola farmers brace for challenging harvest
Standing in acres of stunted canola, Saskatoon-area farmer Derek Dery says usually by this time, his crops are well above his waist. But not this year as the plants are barely past his knees.
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Trudeau mum on launch of vaccine passport but vows system will be 'simple and efficient'
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau skirted around questions about when Canadians can expect to be equipped with formal proof of their COVID-19 vaccine status for travel abroad but vowed that the system will be both "simple and efficient."
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Saskatoon animal shelter helps unusual guest find a forever home
It’s an occurrence that Jemma Omidian has only seen once while working at the Saskatoon SPCA.
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38 new COVID-19 cases in Sask. as active cases climb in the Far Northwest
There are 362 active cases across Saskatchewan; 33 per cent of active cases are in the Far Northwest zone.
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Prince Albert sees improvement in key crime statistic
Prince Albert saw a drop in violent and non-violent crime last year, according to the Statistics Canada Crime Severity Index.
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What may be behind Saskatoon's drop in crime
Saskatoon's Crime Severity Index rate dropped 10 per cent last year.
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Saskatoon Catholic Church apology 'misses the mark' for victim of priest abuse
A recent apology from Saskatoon’s Roman Catholic diocese is falling short for a victim of sexual abuse.
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Sask. softball gets boost with Team Canada’s bronze finish
Members of the Saskatchewan softball community say Team Canada’s bronze medal win will help the future of the sport.
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String of suspicious fires along Saskatoon's riverbank sparks police investigation
Firefighters and police responded to a string of "small but numerous " fires along the riverbank Monday evening.
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Prince Albert sees improvement in key crime statistic
Prince Albert saw a drop in violent and non-violent crime last year, according to the Statistics Canada Crime Severity Index.
Prince Albert police ask for tips in unsolved homicide case
Prince Albert Police Service continues to investigate the death of Dorian Michel, 27, as a homicide.
Sask. fire evacuees allowed to return home, but some buildings lost
People affected by the Klyne fire west of Southend in northeast Saskatchewan are now allowed to return home.
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Indigenous-owned chip company in Manitoba will soon be on store shelves across Canada
People across the country could soon be experiencing a chip that was created by a Manitoba-based, Indigenous-owned company.
Sentencing delayed for Alberta men found guilty of flouting COVID-19 rules
Sentencing arguments for an Alberta pastor and his brother found guilty of contempt after deliberately violating COVID-19 health orders have been put over until September.
B.C. lotto player plans retirement of her dreams after winning millions in her last week on the job
A Metro Vancouver woman was just a week away from retirement when she found out she'd become $2 million richer.
This Sask. farmer is still looking for love after appearing on a Finnish dating show
Matthew Almusa of Margo, Sask. has become a bit of a celebrity in Finland after appearing in a dating show for farmers.
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#Your15: Reeling in a Mighty Catch!
We’re making memories at the lake, enjoying a beautiful beach, and showing off an impressive catch at Blackstrap all on today’s #Your15.
The Fringe Festival Returns to Saskatoon
Making theatre happen in YXE – Executive Director Anita Smith shares details on the 2021 Fringe Festival.
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Vaccine passports mean society can 'open up': Ethicist
![Medical ethicist Arthur Schafer says vaccine passports can protect lives and public health without unfairly discriminating against people.]()
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Brazilian cuts off nose, adds horns to resemble an 'orc'
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Should travellers be getting a third COVID-19 vaccine dose?
![Infectious disease specialist Dr. Matthew Oughton weighs in on the idea of giving travellers a third COVID-19 vaccine dose.]()
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Mary Simon will impact 'a lot' of Canadians: Simon's sister
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Why the Taliban are targeting 'anybody who is educated'
![Military historian Sean Maloney discusses the 'multigenerational' terror and intimidation tactics being used by the Taliban.]()
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Crime of passion: Store window smashed by couple making out
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Caught on cam: House collapses during flooding in Turkey
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'Only way to deal with this': Dr. Juni on vaccine passports
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Annual rate of inflation hits 3.1 per cent in June, down from May high
Statistics Canada says the annual rate of inflation hit 3.1 per cent in June.
The number of people with dementia forecast to triple by 2050
The number of people with dementia is forecast to triple to an estimated 152 million worldwide by 2050, according to new data.
Penny Oleksiak becomes most decorated Canadian Summer Olympian after bronze finish in 200m freestyle
Penny Oleksiak cemented herself as Canada's ultimate summer Olympic Games competitor with an unexpected medal in the pool Wednesday. Her bronze in the 200-metre freestyle for a sixth career medal makes the 21-year-old from Toronto her country's most decorated summer Olympian.
Trudeau mum on launch of vaccine passport but vows system will be 'simple and efficient'
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau skirted around questions about when Canadians can expect to be equipped with formal proof of their COVID-19 vaccine status for travel abroad but vowed that the system will be both "simple and efficient."
Ontario will have different rules for unvaccinated students this September
Ontario's top doctor says thousands of unvaccinated students will face different rules compared to their vaccinated peers in September.
Here's what Canada did while you were sleeping on day 5 of Tokyo Olympics
Penny Oleksiak added to Canada's medal haul in the pool on day 5, capturing bronze and becoming the country's most decorated Canadian Summer Olympian of all time.
Simone Biles and 'the twisties': How fear affects the mental health, physical safety of gymnasts
Gymnastics is a physically demanding sport with a high injury rate. But it is extremely difficult psychologically as well. CNN's Elle Reeve writes about how fear plays a role in the mental and physical health of elite Olympic gymnasts.
Access requester told to wait five years for public health agency head's email, texts
A requester seeking access to a week's worth of emails and messages from the head of a federal agency embroiled in controversy has been told to wait five years or more for a response under Canada's information law.
Tokyo sets another virus record days after Summer Games begin
Tokyo reported 3,177 new coronavirus cases on Wednesday, setting an all-time high and exceeding 3,000 for the first time days after the start of the Olympics.
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