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Saskatchewan broke COVID-19 hospitalization records again on Thursday, reporting 273 patients in hospital with 58 in intensive care.
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Saskatoon City Council will look at a committee recommendation to allow parking patios to operate through the winter, making them a year-round amenity.
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A Saskatoon judge has ruled in favor allowing a father to have his child vaccinated despite the mother being opposed to her child getting the shot.
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RCMP discover human remains in the North Saskatchewan near Prince Albert
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RCMP discover human remains in the North Saskatchewan near Prince Albert
Saskatchewan RCMP in Prince Albert discovered human remains in the water near the Cecil Ferry.
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Quebec swiftly passes new bill to prohibit anti-vaccine protests near schools, hospitals
After just a few hours of debate, Quebec's National Assembly voted unanimously Thursday evening to pass a new bill that would prohibit anti-vaccine protesters from demonstrating near schools, daycares, and hospitals -- an offence punishable by a fine of up to $12,000.
'I'm just proud of myself': Lone woman on B.C. university's football team makes history
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