Huskies lose the Vanier Cup against the Western Mustangs
The University of Saskatchewan Huskies football team came up short in the Vanier Cup falling 27-21 to the University of Western Ontario Mustangs on Saturday.
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Affordable housing lodge for Metis elders opens in Saskatoon
Metis elders in Saskatoon will now have a place to call home.
No injuries in single vehicle rollover in Saskatoon
The Saskatoon Fire Department attended a single vehicle rollover at Circle Drive and Highway 11 Friday afternoon.
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Sask. reports 68 new COVID-19 cases, no new deaths
Saskatchewan reported 68 new COVID-19 cases on Saturday with no additional deaths.
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Roughriders looking to win against Blue Bombers with the Grey Cup in sight
With a 108th Grey Cup berth in the Saskatchewan Roughriders (9-5) sights the only team left standing in their way are the Winnipeg Blue Bombers (11-3).
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Sask. mother who killed newborn daughter sentenced to 6 years
A judge handed down a six-year sentence for a Kindersley woman who killed her newborn daughter.
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Saskatoon business owner says property tax increase latest challenge
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Tense, emotional courtroom as Saskatoon man sentenced for manslaughter
It was an emotional afternoon at Saskatchewan Provincial Court for the sentencing of 28-year-old Joel Yuzicapi, who was charged in relation to the death of 27-year-old Preston Logan Thomas.
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Resignation of SHA CEO raises questions as search for replacement begins
A public policy consultant says it is not necessary for the Saskatchewan Health Authority (SHA) to disclose the reasons behind former CEO Scott Livingstone’s departure.
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'Feels like I'm being punished': Confusion over ArriveCAN app forces Canadian travellers into quarantine
Several fully vaccinated Canadians have been forced to quarantine for two weeks after returning from day trips to the U.S. and failing to pre-register on the ArriveCAN app, a requirement for re-entry.
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As Omicron spreads across Canada, Sask. NDP calls for expansion to COVID-19 booster shots
Official Opposition Leader Ryan Meili is calling for a plan to expand availability of COVID-19 booster shots for Saskatchewan residents 18 and over as the Omicron variant spreads across the country.
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Saskatoon, feds spending $7.5M to create affordable housing for Indigenous people
The City of Saskatoon and the federal government are spending $7.5 million to create 32 affordable units between two buildings under the expanded Rapid Housing Initiative.
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Turkeys, Christmas trees in short supply in Saskatoon
Saskatoon residents planning a turkey dinner had better gobble up their supplies soon.
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Prince Albert Raiders to donate 50/50 to family of man who died in farming accident
The Prince Albert Raiders are donating the proceeds from Friday’s 50/50 draw to the Swaby family fund.
SGI encouraging Sask. teens to start safe driving groups
SGI hopes that distributing safe driving resource kits will reduce collision rates among young drivers.
Prince Albert Raiders trade Kaiden Guhle to Edmonton Oil Kings
The Prince Albert Raiders have sent defenceman Kaiden Guhle to the Edmonton Oil Kings in a massive trade between Eastern Conference rivals.
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Rushed parking job turns into annual Christmas tradition in Saint John, N.B.
For many Saint John, N.B. residents, the sight of a Volkswagen Beetle in front of an old-school barbershop on the city’s west side has become a sure sign that the holidays have arrived.
'Barge Chilling Park': Vancouverites posting online reviews of the grounded barge on Sunset Beach
The wayward barge that has been stranded on Vancouver's Sunset Beach since mid-November's historic storm is earning rave reviews online.
ArriveCAN app confusion: B.C. senior who spent 30 minutes across border given 2-week quarantine
Two B.C. residents who've made cross-border day trips to Washington State are now stuck in quarantine due to confusion over an app.
Ontario woman donates home to Indigenous community
An Ontario woman is giving her land back to the Indigenous community and is hoping to inspire others to do the same.
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The Real Holiday Market
We chat with Brandon Glding at Saskatoon Makerspace ahead of their “Real Holiday Market” this Saturday December 4th from 3:00 – 9:00 PM.
SARC marks The International Day of People with Disabilities.
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'Snake burglar' pulls off ridiculous $8K heist in California
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Inuit youths speak out about the suicide crisis in Nunavut
![Joseph Ashoona and Deion Pearce of Nunavut Youth Leaders say the government is failing to adequately address Nunavut's suicide crisis.]()
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Jihadi Jack's father wants him brought to Canada from Syria
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This 'nightmare' fish washed up on a beach in San Diego
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Cumbre Vieja volcano erupts in Spain
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Traffic camera captures shooting on an Ohio highway
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Caught on cam: Chopper crew rescues man clinging to cliff
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Omicron shows need for global vaccine coverage, as Canada doses slowly reach African clinics
COVID-19 vaccine doses donated to COVAX by Canada have recently begun to arrive at their intended destinations, all while the spread of Omicron highlights one of the dangers of failing to ensure global vaccine coverage.
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Experts are divided on whether travel is advisable in light of the Omicron variant spurring restrictions at the border and new travel bans leading into the holiday season.
Omicron variant may have picked up a piece of common-cold virus
The Omicron variant of the virus that causes COVID-19 likely acquired at least one of its mutations by picking up a snippet of genetic material from another virus, possibly one that causes the common cold.
Michigan parents found in building; bond set at US$500K apiece
A judge imposed a combined US$1 million bond for the parents of the Michigan teen charged with killing four students at Oxford High School, hours after police said they were caught hiding in a commercial building.
OPP commissioner receives rare Indigenous honour
Ontario Provincial Police Commissioner Thomas Carrique received a rare offering of thanks from members of the province's Indigenous community for the department’s work on cases involving missing and murdered Indigenous women and girls.
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Protestors block railway near Montreal in solidarity with Wet'suwet'en hereditary chiefs
Quebec protestors erected a blockade Saturday morning across a strip of Canadian National (CN) rail south of Montreal in solidarity with Wet’suwet’en hereditary chiefs in the midst of an ongoing standoff with the RCMP and a major oil and gas company in B.C.
U.S. man abducted teen and drove her to Canadian border: police
A U.S. man allegedly trying to bring a 16-year-old girl into Canada against her will was denied entry, turned back and taken into custody, Vermont State Police said in a news release.
Canadian women less optimistic about gender equality at work, survey finds
Women in Canada are becoming more pessimistic about gender equality in the workplace, with a majority feeling the pace of change has been slow despite more awareness and they still aren’t being offered the same opportunities as men, according to a recent survey.
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Parents of Michigan shooter plead not guilty to manslaughter
Parents of the teen who killed four at a Michigan school have pleaded not guilty to involuntary manslaughter. CTV’s Tom Walters reports.
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Additional actions may be taken as the Omicron variant spreads across the country. CTV’s Heather Butts reports.
Africa still in need of more vaccines after donation pledge
Canada has pledged to give 200 million vaccines to countries in need. For places like Africa, that may not be enough. CTV’s Ben Miljure reports.
Heavy rain prompts new evacuation order near Mission, B.C.
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