Saskatoon judge clears way for death of dog involved in fatal attack
A judge has cleared the way for a dog that fatally attacked another dog in Saskatoon to be killed.
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Saskatoon woman missing for more than a month, police say
Saskatoon police are requesting the public's help in finding a woman who was last seen in late October.
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Saskatoon council votes to hike property taxes by 3.93 per cent
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Saskatoon police looking for suspects after 15-year-old girl shot
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Two Manitobans face a number of assault charges after a fight broke out at a Winnipeg Jets game Tuesday night.
Couple who found love after tragedy to be married during Santa Claus parade
An Ailsa Craig-area couple has beat out 30 others in a contest to be married on a parade float during the village’s upcoming Santa Claus Parade. The application of Katie Nigh and Trevor Vanderloo was selected, above all others, based on their personal story.
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