COVID-19 outbreak declared at 3 Saskatoon elementary schools
On Sunday, the Saskatchewan Health Authority declared outbreaks at Chief Whitecap, Ernest Lindner and W.P. Bate Schools, according to a news release from Saskatoon Public Schools (SPS).
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'Worst crop since 88': Sask. farmers facing tough harvest
After scorching temperatures this past summer, farmers are wrapping up their harvest with the majority of them facing lower than expected yields.
Sask. reports most active COVID-19 cases to date with 4,864
Saskatchewan’s Ministry of Health reported 552 new COVID-19 cases and 436 recoveries, bringing active cases in the province to a record-breaking 4,864.
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Sask. hospital workers record morale-boosting music video
Frontline healthcare workers in Prince Albert choreographed a music video in an effort to boost hospital morale.
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City of Saskatoon seeking $1.6M more for new No. 5 fire hall
The price tag for a new Saskatoon fire hall has jumped $1.6 million up to a total of $10.88 million because of the cost of construction materials amid the COVID-19 pandemic and other factors, according to a report going to city council on Monday.
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Terry Fox Run gets equine twist in Balgonie
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Saskatoon Fire Department says blaze that destroyed garage was sparked by briquette grill
A garage went up in flames in Saskatoon on Sunday in the city's Pleasant Hill neighbourhood.
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Sask. COVID-19 hospitalizations record high seven days in a row; 492 new cases reported
For seven straight days Saskatchewan has reported record high COVID-19 hospitalizations, while also adding 492 new reported cases on Saturday.
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Saskatoon's Traffic Bridge closed Sunday for washing
Saskatoon's Traffic Bridge will close Sunday for bridge washing, according to the City of Saskatoon.
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'Devastating': Humboldt Broncos parent on suspension of Sask. organ donation program
A father of one of the hockey players who died in the Humboldt Broncos bus crash is calling Saskatchewan's suspension of its organ donation program 'devastating.'
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Electric vehicle event aims to dissolve EV misconceptions
The sixth annual National Drive Electric Week celebration in Regina aimed to dissolve common misconceptions around electric cars and promote their benefits for the environment.
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Dramatic last-minute TD gives Roughriders 31-24 victory over B.C. Lions
Saskatchewan Roughriders quarterback Cody Fajardo felt like he'd scored the game-winning touchdown against the B.C. Lions Friday night, but a boisterous crowd left him momentarily confused
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Sask. hospital workers record morale-boosting music video
Frontline healthcare workers in Prince Albert choreographed a music video in an effort to boost hospital morale.
Sask. woman's death prompts RCMP major crimes unit investigation
One person is in custody following a woman's death in Choiceland, Saskatchewan.
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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Winnipeg man turns backyard into a hot pepper paradise
A Winnipeg man is turning the negativity of not being able to travel during the pandemic into a positive by developing a new skill in gardening.
'She's gaining hope again': Ontario provides coverage for costly yet life-saving drug
On Friday, the Ontario Ministry of Health (MOH) announced that they would now provide coverage for Trikafta, a drug that has been heralded as "golden goose" of cystic fibrosis treatments but can cost hundreds of thousands of dollars.
Saanich, B.C., senior rides around on scooter playing harmonica to spread joy
John Ryzebol plays for more than just his ever-expanding family (two children, seven grandchildren, thirteen great-grandchildren). Since the start of the pandemic, he's been taking musical rides around the neighbourhood, playing harmonica from his scooter every day.
B.C. health officials release true hospital numbers after public pressure
Following intense public pressure in British Columbia, and scrutiny from across the country, health officials have finally revealed a more accurate account of how many patients are in hospital due to COVID-19.
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Size Inclusivity in Saskatoon (Part Two)
We’re continuing our conversation on size inclusivity and body positivity in part two of our panel discussion.
#Your15: Horsing Around with Milestones
On this Friday #Your15, we’re celebrating two huge milestones… a 50th anniversary and a 90th birthday! Plus, we meet a pony with an entertaining namesake.
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Dan Riskin on how climate change will impact our vacations
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Alta. doctor says hospitals are triaging COVID-19 patients
![Dr. Paul Parks of the Alberta Medical Association talks about how Alberta hospitals have started implementing some components of triage.]()
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Dramatic video shows crews driving through U.S. wildfire
![Dramatic video from California shows the conditions facing crews as they fight the Windy Fire, which has grown to nearly 50,000 acres.]()
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Drone footage shows humpback whales in rare 'heat run'
!['You have to be there at the right time:' Australian marine researchers witness rare humpback whale 'heat run' off Surfer's paradise.]()
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4D scan gives a new look at long-term impact of COVID-19
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Is Canada's air quality poor enough to impact our health?
![McGill University associate professor Jill Baumgartner speaks about the impact that air pollution is having on the health of Canadians.]()
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Cavers are exploring this 'mystic' sinkhole in Yemen
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'Take time': Former detainee offers advice on moving forward to Spavor, Kovrig
A B.C. man who was detained in China in 2014, says it took him more than a year to feel normal again after he was released, but it may take Michael Kovrig and Michael Spavor even longer to readjust to life in Canada.
Two Canadians in prisoner swap freed for health reasons: China
Two Canadians detained in late 2018 who were allowed to return to Canada in a prisoner swap were released on bail for health reasons, China's Foreign Ministry said Monday. A ministry spokesperson made the comment as Beijing sought to downplay the connection between their release and the return to China of a long-detained executive of Huawei Technologies.
How the early work of a Canadian scientist and his team made the COVID-19 vaccines possible
The story of how the groundbreaking mRNA vaccines were developed to help the world fight COVID-19 is a fascinating one — but it’s been missing a key part, according to a scientist who says a fundamental aspect of these vaccines was originally developed by a small team in Canada.
U.K. mulls calling in army to help ease gas shortage at pumps
Lines of cars formed at some British gas stations for a fourth day on Monday, as the government mulled sending in the army to help ease supply disruption triggered by a shortage of truck drivers.
Social Democrats narrowly beat Merkel's bloc in German vote
Germany's centre-left Social Democrats won the biggest share of the vote in a national election Sunday, narrowly beating outgoing Chancellor Angela Merkel's centre-right Union bloc in a closely fought race that will determine who succeeds the long-time leader at the helm of Europe's biggest economy.
Businesses, schools and cities to observe National Day for Truth and Reconciliation
Businesses, cities and schools across Canada are preparing to follow the federal government's decision to observe the day, in some cases stepping up because provinces won't.
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Find your sleep 'sweet spot' to protect your brain as you age, study suggests
How long older adults sleep could affect their brain health, according to a study published Monday in the journal JAMA Neurology. Disrupted sleep is common in late life, the study authors wrote, and associated with changes in cognitive function.
B.C. tightens documentation requirements: BC Vaccine Card with QR code required to access restaurants as of Monday
The province is tightening up its documentation requirements, which means the small paper vaccine records, given out at the time people received their vaccines, are no longer accepted.
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China: Canadians not released as part of Meng DPA
After nearly three years in Chinese detention, Michael Spavor and Michael Kovrig are safe in Canada.
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Meet the Canadian scientist who helped develop mRna vaccines
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