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Plaza at Saskatoon's River Landing now open
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Sentence reduced for young offender convicted in 'brutal beating' that left La Ronge, Sask. restaurant owner dead
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3 people face 53 charges after disturbance in Saskatoon
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Teen pilot on a mission to soar into the record books
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Bungee jumping from the world's highest glass-bottom bridge
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60-year-old woman convicted in brazen London jewel heist
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