Saskatoon Police arrest two suspects wanted for attempted murder
The Saskatoon Police Guns and Gangs Unit have arrested two suspects who were wanted for attempted murder following a stabbing last month.
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U of S surgery professor questions severity of COVID-19 pandemic and safety of vaccines in online video
The College of Medicine at the University of Saskatchewan says it does not support the views of one of its surgery professors who appeared in a video last week.
'She had the biggest heart': Saskatoon mother of 6 children and cancer survivor unexpectedly dies
The Saskatoon mother of six children, 12-year-old quintuplets and a 14-year-old adopted son, died the evening of June 7.
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FSIN asks Catholics to skip Sunday mass in support of residential school survivors
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Family Service Saskatchewan website connects people to free, immediate counselling
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Saskatoon curling clubs seek financial support to survive
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New Sask. RCMP unit charges 20 people with more than 50 crimes after drug busts
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81 new COVID-19 cases in Sask.; 1 death
Saskatchewan recorded 81 new COVID-19 cases Friday, along with one additional death and 98 recoveries.
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Sask. health officials working on strategies to increase COVID-19 vaccine uptake
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SHA decommissioning COVID-19 field hospitals in Regina, Saskatoon
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Pride event disrupted in 'homophobic and racist' incident: OUTSaskatoon
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Cumberland House Cree Nation demands business partnerships with province in Sask. River Delta
The chief of the Cumberland House Cree Nation and band council signed a declaration to protect the Saskatchewan River Delta and to assert their rights to manage the environment and industrial development that affects the delta.
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New Sask. RCMP unit charges 20 people with more than 50 crimes after drug busts
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Public Safety Minister Bill Blair says that while progress has been made on the creation of a bill to combat online hate, it's uncertain whether it will be brought forward before June 23, when the House of Commons rises for summer recess.
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