Holding Saskatoon civic elections in November 'not preferred': report
A review of the 2020 Saskatoon civic election from returning officer Scott Bastian outlines several potential changes that can improve the process.
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Positive COVID-19 case at Saskatoon school
A positive COVID-19 case was reported Thursday at Bethlehem Catholic High School, Greater Saskatoon Catholic Schools said in a news release.
Sask. RCMP issue Canada-wide warrants for 4 men in human trafficking investigation
Four Canada-wide warrants have been issued following a lengthy human trafficking investigation by Saskatchewan RCMP.
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Family-owned Foster’s Shoes to close after 40 years in Saskatoon
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Proposed Saskatoon property tax increase would help pay for bus rapid transit, curbside organics programs: report
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Man arrested and facing charges following armed robbery
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Sask. surgeon continues COVID-19 claims – but doesn’t allow questions from media
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Saskatoon Public Schools offering full-day kindergarten and prekindergarten programs this fall
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Saskatoon mayor accepts COVID-19 vaccine challenge posed by Regina counterpart
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Decriminalizing drugs for personal use would help people find help, keep jobs: Sask. advocate
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Sask. reports 94 new COVID-19 cases; doesn't meet Step 3 vaccine target
Saskatchewan reported 94 new COVID-19 cases Thursday, along with 70 recoveries and zero new deaths.
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'Chronic underfunding': Saskatoon Public Schools to cut 60 jobs to cover budget shortfall
Saskatoon Public Schools says it is making dozens of staffing cuts to balance its operating budget for the 2021-2022 academic year.
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2nd-degree murder charge laid in Ahtahakoop First Nation man's death
A man has been charged with murder after the death of a 51-year-old Ahtahakoop First Nation man.
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A crash alerted Karen Cyr’s family to a large ash tree that had blown over in her driveway and on top of her car on Wednesday morning.
Former Sask. Mountie pleads not guilty to murder
A former Prince Albert RCMP officer charged with first degree murder pleaded not guilty on Wednesday.
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Neighbour files complaint against B.C. seniors who continue 7 o'clock COVID-19 tribute
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Deer attack in southeastern B.C. leaves woman cut, battered and bruised
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B.C. man describes bear attack: 'I'll never forget the clamping force of the bear's jaw'
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U.S. border restrictions extended to July 21, PM cites desire to stick to vaccine targets
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau maintains that Canada will need to meet the COVID-19 vaccines target of 75 per cent of the total population with a first dose and 20 per cent with two doses before his government lifts border restrictions.
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By the end of July, Canada will have received 'over 68 million' doses of COVID-19 vaccines, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau announced Friday, resulting in more Canadians being able to receive their second doses earlier than expected.
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Prime Minister Justin Trudeau voiced his support for Harjit Sajjan on Friday after opposition parties banded together in the House of Commons to censure the embattled defence minister. He used part of his opening statement during his first COVID-19 update in a week to tout Sajjan's previous service as a police and military officer before accusing the Conservatives of slandering the minister.
Manitoba homicide suspect arrested in Ontario after firing gun at police: OPP
Manitoba RCMP said Eric Wildman, a suspect wanted in a homicide investigation, was arrested Friday morning in Ontario after police were allegedly met with gunfire.
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Sir John A. Macdonald statue removed from Kingston, Ont. park
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