Saskatoon police investigate serious stabbing in Pleasant Hill
Saskatoon police are investigating a stabbing that happened in the Pleasant Hill neighbourhood Friday evening.
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8M vaccine doses to land in Canada by end of March after Pfizer moves up delivery
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau announced Friday that Pfizer-BioNTech has agreed to move up a portion of its vaccines scheduled for the summer, with an additional 1.5 million doses arriving in March.
'We can’t get them either': Saskatoon tech store feels effects of global chip shortage
The head technician for Saskatoon-based Top-LogiX Software and Computers says the store is feeling the crunch of a global computer chip shortage.
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Métis Nation–Saskatchewan steps in to keep North Battleford shelter open
Métis Nation–Saskatchewan (MN-S) says it will provide funding to the North Battleford Lighthouse Supported Living emergency shelter.
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Semi driver ticketed near Saskatoon after empty beer cans, insecure load found during traffic stop: police
Police say several tickets were issued to a semi driver after initially pulling him over for a burned-out headlight and a suspected weight restriction violation.
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Canadian soldier found dead in his quarters in Afghanistan: military
A member of the Canadian Armed Forces has died in Afghanistan. The Defence Department says Master Warrant Officer Guy Adam Law was found dead in his quarters at the Canadian Embassy in Kabul on Feb. 25.
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Sask. RCMP charges woman with manslaughter in Milden man's death
Police have charged a 42-year-old woman with manslaughter in the death of a man from Milden.
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Saskatoon COVID-19 field hospital to serve as city's first mass immunization site
A field hospital established early in the coronavirus pandemic will be home to the city's first mass immunization clinic.
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Prince Albert hospice plans cut 'down to the barebones' after spike in building costs
Soaring building supply costs have caused the Rose Garden Hospice (RGH) Association in Prince Albert to scale back the building plans for the hospice construction.
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Sask. reports two COVID-19 deaths, 207 new cases
The Government of Saskatchewan reported two COVID-19-related deaths on Friday, along with 207 new cases and 125 recoveries.
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Team Dunstone looking to end 41-year Sask. Brier drought
Team Dunstone is hoping they can end a 41-year losing streak for Saskatchewan at the Tim Hortons Brier, as they prepare for the 2021 tournament.
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Canada authorizes one-shot COVID-19 vaccine from Johnson & Johnson
The first one-shot COVID-19 vaccine from Johnson & Johnson has been authorized by Health Canada, making it the fourth vaccine that can be administered to Canadians.
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Mars rover Perseverance goes for a 'spin'
The Mars rover Perseverance has successfully conducted its first test drive on the Red Planet, the U.S. space agency NASA said Friday.
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Man rescued in bitter cold
Watch: A man whose snowmobile broke down is alive thanks to the efforts of others. CTV Prince Albert’s Jayda Taylor reports.
Family fights for return of remains
WATCH: The family of a Saskatoon tattoo artist whose skin was preserved after his death says they may lose possession of it.
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Prince Albert hospice plans cut 'down to the barebones' after spike in building costs
Soaring building supply costs have caused the Rose Garden Hospice (RGH) Association in Prince Albert to scale back the building plans for the hospice construction.
Prince Albert drafts policy to allow homeowners to purchase public walkways for $1 a square foot
The director of planning and development for the city Craig Guidinger says complaints about noise and crime on walkways have been an ongoing issue in the city.
Prince Albert group finds new home to help at-risk youth
HOP Youth, a program that works to keep children and youth off the streets and out of gangs, has bought a 57-acre property northwest of Prince Albert to serve as its home base.
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Calgary couple says international adoption should be deemed essential travel
It’s been a challenging and emotional three-year process for a Calgary couple to adopt their baby internationally during the pandemic and they say there are more hurdles to face.
Dr. Bonnie Henry says B.C. could be in 'post-pandemic world' by summer
There's a possibility that British Columbians could be living in a "post-pandemic world" by the summer if things go according to plan, Dr. Bonnie Henry said Thursday.
Use it or lose it: Alberta Parks calls out anyone attempting to re-sell camping reservations
After more than 27,000 campsite reservations were made through the Alberta Parks website in just over 24 hours, there are rumours of an illicit trade taking place.
Assault charges laid against 2 men after mask confrontation at Vancouver pizzeria caught on camera
Police have confirmed assault charges have been laid against two men following a heated confrontation over masks at a Vancouver pizza restaurant.
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Homestyles 2021: Aurora Houseboats
Don’t waste time searching the internet endlessly or driving to showrooms, just check out Saskatoon’s best home and renovation show!
John Muirhead Performs Pandemic Inspired Tune
We chat with a Canadian musician who found success on TikTok with a hilariously catchy pandemic-inspired song.
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WARNING: Children uninjured after speeding SUV smashes car
![Three children were unscathed after a speeding SUV crashed into their family vehicle during a traffic stop.]()
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A phone call may help fighting loneliness, study suggests
![A new study says phone calls with friends or family can help people who are isolated during the COVID-19 pandemic and lockdowns.]()
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SpaceX rocket explodes minutes after successfully landing
![A test model rocket that was developed by SpaceX to carry humans on future missions exploded minutes after successfully landing.]()
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Inside rescue operation of crew aboard sinking ship in N.S.
![The U.S Coast Guard released video showing joint efforts by Canadian and U.S. teams to rescue 31 crew members from a sinking vessel.]()
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Condor treated for lead poisoning takes flight in Utah
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Scientists give new life to fossil dating back 3.67M years
![Scientists used a particle accelerator to learn more about Little Foot, a 3.67-million-year-old Australopithecus fossil.]()
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Grandmother fights Parkinson's with non-contact boxing
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Raccoon attacks in Toronto have surged amid pandemic
![Reports of residents in Toronto getting bitten and scratched by raccoons are up over 60 per cent.]()
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One year later: Why Canada's COVID-19 crisis is being called a 'senicide'
March 8th 2021 marks one year since Canada's first death from COVID-19, a senior in a long-term care facility in British Columbia. Since then 55 per cent of all deaths have been long-term care residents. It has been described as a senicide: the killing of the elderly or their abandonment to death.
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BREAKING | Ontario records fewer than 1,000 new COVID-19 cases
Ontario is reporting a single-day drop in the number of new COVID-19 cases with less than 1,000 new infections logged.
Funeral for Walter Gretzky to be held Saturday
Canada’s hockey dad will be laid to rest Saturday afternoon.
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INTERACTIVE | Nine months after the pandemic arrived, births fell sharply: data
Nine months after the COVID-19 pandemic arrived in North America, births in Quebec and B.C. fell far below normal levels, statistics show. If the same pattern holds true nationally, Canada would be about 2,900 births short of a normal December, and 2,300 births short of a normal January. Read more on CTVNews.ca.
One-on-one with Dr. Bonnie Henry: Where she thinks Canada stands in the fight against COVID-19
CTV's Chief News Anchor and Senior Editor Lisa LaFlamme sat down with British Columbia's Provincial Health Officer Dr. Bonnie Henry on Friday to discuss her upcoming book detailing the first four weeks of the pandemic, and where Canada stands a year later in the fight against COVID-19.
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NEW | Centralized deployment hub vital to U.K. vaccine rollout success, minister says
Britain's minister for vaccine deployment says the key to the success of the country's vaccine rollout program to date has been the formation of a centralized operations network and the consistency with which it operates.
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The biggest and fastest-known asteroid of 2021 is expected to make a flyby of Earth later this month.
Canada vowed to protect its Indigenous women. But they are still being blamed for their own deaths
February marked the culmination of a nearly decade-long legal saga that raised national questions about how Canada treats Indigenous women. Cindy Gladue, a 36-year-old Canadian Cree-Métis mother of three, bled to death in a hotel bathtub almost a decade ago.
Canada authorizes one-shot COVID-19 vaccine from Johnson & Johnson
The first one-shot COVID-19 vaccine from Johnson & Johnson has been authorized by Health Canada, making it the fourth vaccine that can be administered to Canadians.
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Tributes pour in for 'Canada's Hockey Dad' Walter Gretzky
Wayne Gretzky confirmed on Thursday night that his father, Walter Gretzky, has died.
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U.S. woman takes DNA test, finds out dad is accused murderer
This 'singing' donkey has become a worldwide TikTok star
Zachary Sane, Nelson's owner, says his donkey is gaining worldwide attention after they posted a video of him 'singing' on TikTok.
Sailor jumps into sea to save 4 cats from sinking boat
Purr-fect rescue: The Royal Thai Navy is being praised for saving four cats trapped on a sinking boat.
Meghan accuses palace of 'perpetuating falsehoods'
Assault charges laid after confrontation over masks in B.C.
WARNING: Children uninjured after speeding SUV smashes car
Three children were unscathed after a speeding SUV crashed into their family vehicle during a traffic stop.
