Body discovered in river near Train Bridge: Saskatoon police
A body was discovered in the South Saskatchewan River Saturday morning, according to Saskatoon Police Service (SPS).
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Cold War veteran helping Saskatoon Museum of Military Artifacts to educate people virtually
66-year-old Kevin Hicks says the pandemic shouldn't stop people from learning about the sacrifices soldiers made.
Saskatoon bus drivers say COVID-19 pandemic partly to blame for rise in 'negative interactions'
The COVID-19 pandemic is partly responsible for the spike in “negative interactions” reported by Saskatoon Transit drivers last year, according to the union representing them.
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Sask. reports 5 COVID-19 deaths, record setting vaccine distribution
The Government of Saskatchewan reported five new COVID-19 deaths on Saturday, along with 162 new cases and 119 recoveries.
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'It’s not going to go back to normal': Docks, shoreline, buildings damaged by large ice drifts on Sask. lake
In all his years living in Cochin on Jackfish lake, Mayor Harvey Walker says he has never seen anything close to what is happening this winter.
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Sask. youth sports guidelines loosened to allow more participants at practices
The Government of Saskatchewan has adjusted its sports guidelines to allow multiple groups of youth athletes to train and practice on one surface at a time.
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2nd doses make up one-third of total Sask. vaccine distribution
Around one-third of Saskatchewan's more than 75,000 vaccine doses that have been distributed are second doses.
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'No bears, no bugs, it's perfect': Saskatonians on winter camping at Prince Albert National Park
Richard Verbruggen is new to Saskatoon and needed something to do on weekends to get away, so he’s winter camping at Prince Albert National Park.
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Clare's Law in Saskatchewan used handful of times; Mounties review their role
A first-of-its-kind law in Canada meant to warn those at risk of domestic violence has had a slower-than-expected uptake in its first eight months.
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Death certificates don't accurately reflect the toll of the pandemic, experts say
The number of people who would have died from a COVID-19 infection is likely to be much higher than recorded because death certificates don't always list the virus as the cause of a fatality, experts say.
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'We're basically just a bunch of nerdy guys': Saskatoon man aims to spare airsofts from federal gun legislation
A Saskatoon man is part of a group in Canada trying to save the sport of Airsoft, which is included in the federal government’s new gun legislation.
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SGI to pay out $285M in rebates to Sask. drivers
The Government of Saskatchewan announced it has approved a one-time rebate of $285 million to be paid out to SGI customers.
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'It’s not fair': Sask. man wants government to allow more LTC home visitations after COVID-19 vaccinations
A Saskatoon man wants the province to allow more visitors into long term care homes after residents have had their COVID-19 vaccinations.
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Man rescued in bitter cold
Watch: A man whose snowmobile broke down is alive thanks to the efforts of others. CTV Prince Albert’s Jayda Taylor reports.
Family fights for return of remains
WATCH: The family of a Saskatoon tattoo artist whose skin was preserved after his death says they may lose possession of it.
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Sask. care home CEO says COVID-19 vaccine was provided to board members to prevent wasting doses
The CEO of the Mont St. Joseph Home in Prince Albert is speaking out about the facility’s decision to give leftover COVID-19 vaccines to people who aren’t included in the government’s Phase 1 rollout plan.
'Stay off our lands unless given consent': FSIN, mining firm at odds over exploration on Sask. First Nation
“Resource developers must understand that provincial permits don’t give them the green light to run roughshod over our inherent and treaty rights,” said Birch Narrows Dene Nation Chief Jonathan Sylvestre.
'Grossly underserviced': Prince Albert youth psychiatry unit fills up a week after reopening
A hospital unit dedicated to youth mental health in Prince Albert is open again thanks to the addition of psychiatrist Dr. Randy Zbuk.
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'I had to lie': Problems plague first day of Quebec's vaccine registration system
Some Montrealers are facing headaches as they try to book COVID-19 vaccination appointments for their elderly parents.
Feeling burned out by the pandemic? Resilience expert offers tips
While some students have struggled to navigate new ways of learning, some employees have found their office hours bleeding into their personal time as they adjust to working from home.
B.C. company makes 'iconic' video of Mars touchdown possible
Millions have viewed NASA's video of Perseverance making its entry into the Martian atmosphere and the rover touching down on the red planet amidst a cloud of dust.
'Forward edge of human exploration': Victoria company helps design piece of NASA Mars rover
When NASA's six-wheeled Perseverance rover touched down on the red soil of Mars, ground control teams in California leapt to their feet in unbridled enthusiasm. But they weren't the only ones bursting with joy.
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#Your15: Picture Perfect Morning in the Park
On this Friday edition of #Your15 we’re enjoying a picturesque morning in the Prince Albert National Park, having more fun on the curling sheet, and sending out a belated birthday wish!
Storytelling, A Time Honoured Tradition
For National Indigenous Storytelling Month, Janella spoke to Elders about the longtime tradition and why it's important.
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Golden-coloured Trump statue makes heads turn at CPAC
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Cancer survivor could become youngest person to fly to space
![‘I'm going to space!’: Haley Arceneaux is getting prepared to travel around Earth after being selected for a SpaceX mission.]()
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The impact of climate change on yellow warblers
![CTV's science and technology expert Dan Riskin says the birds, believed to be tolerant, are actually picky about their climate.]()
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Uyghur genocide: What's next for Canada-China relations?
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Snowbird says travel rules make her feel like a 'criminal'
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35 kg of fleece cut from sheep found roaming in Australia
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'Not enough room' for everyone as more cannabis stores open
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Bison return to Alberta national park after 2017 wildfires
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Calgary figure skater breaking barriers one TikTok at a time
TikTok skating sensation Elladj Balde is on a mission to bring more diversity to the sport of figure skating.
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'Guy is a hero': 26-year-old Brian Fraser dies of cancer
26-year-old Brian Fraser has died while battling cancer. Creeson Agecoutay has the story on how he inspired a nation to give.
An iceberg about size of L.A. has broken off from Antarctica
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Dead baby shark among bizarre U.S. airport security finds
The TSA recently shared their top ten bizarre catches of 2020 and among them was a dead baby shark and a live smoke grenade
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NEW | 'Time for patience is over': Sajjan vows action on culture change within Canadian Forces
Defence Minister Harjit Sajjan says he's committed to swift action on the promise of widespread culture change within the Canadian Armed Forces following allegations of misconduct against two top military officials.
U.S. approves 1-dose Johnson and Johnson COVID-19 vaccine
The U.S. is getting a third vaccine to prevent COVID-19, as the Food and Drug Administration on Saturday cleared a Johnson and Johnson shot that works with just one dose instead of two.
Blood tests could be early indicator of COVID-19 severity: study
A new study says that blood tests may be the key for doctors to get an idea of what to expect when treating COVID-19 patients.
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New | At bicoastal Golden Globes tonight, 'Borat' could triumph
The show, postponed two months from its usual early-January perch, will have little of what makes the Golden Globes one of the frothiest and glitziest events of the year. Due to the pandemic, there will be no parade of stars down the red carpet outside the Beverly Hilton in Beverly Hills, Calif.
Bitcoin uses more electricity than Argentina, Norway, study finds
As the price of bitcoin climbs, the environmental impact of the cryptocurrency may be cause for concern thanks to the energy used to harvest it.
Emmanuel Acho replaces Chris Harrison as host of ‘The Bachelor’
Emmanuel Acho will temporarily replace long time ‘Bachelor’ host Chris Harrison amid controversy.
Saudi Arabia says it intercepts missile attack over capital
Saudi Arabia said Saturday it intercepted a missile attack over its capital and bomb-laden drones targeting a southern province, the latest in a series of airborne assaults it has blamed on Yemen's rebel Houthis.
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New | Hong Kong detains 47 activists on subversion charges
Hong Kong police on Sunday detained 47 pro-democracy activists on charges of conspiracy to commit subversion under the city's national security law, in the largest mass charge against the semi-autonomous Chinese territory's opposition camp since the law came into effect last June.
Police and protesters: Tense situation outside Calgary city hall for COVID-19 rally
One of the biggest rallies of the pandemic took to the streets in downtown Calgary Saturday and the situation drew an equally large police presence.
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Tighter COVID-19 restrictions in Nova Scotia as cases rise
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