Environment Canada issues snowfall warning for southern parts of Saskatchewan
Environment Canada has upgraded its special weather statement to a snowfall warning for parts of southern Saskatchewan on Saturday.
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Sask. reports 236 new COVID-19 cases; 126 variants of concern identified
Saskatchewan confirmed 236 new cases of COVID-19 on Saturday, along with 126 newly detected variants of concern.
Lloydminster opening COVID-19 drive-thru clinic on Sunday for ages 55 and older
Lloydminster is opening a drive-thru immunization clinic at 5521 49 Avenue for residents 55 years of age or older.
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SHA warning of increased risk at a business in Good Soil
The Saskatchewan Health Authority (SHA) is warning of increased COVID-19 exposure at a local business in Good Soil.
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Saskatoon Fire Department respond to fire on deck and roof of apartment building
The Saskatoon Fire Department (SFD) responded to a call at 11:20 a.m. from a person who noticed a fire on the outside of a building on the deck and roof.
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2021 Saskatchewanderer says he will 'push creativity to the next level' during COVID-19
Felipe Gomez, a musician and former school teacher, has been named the 2021 Saskatchewanderer — a role that will look different than years past due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Increasing COVID-19 variant cases raising concern for STF as students return to class
The Saskatchewan Teachers' Federation (STF) is urging increased vigilance to protect against COVID-19 and its variants as students to return to class on Monday
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Loving mother of six identified as victim of fatal Sask. rollover
Sheena Hearn’s six children are grieving the sudden loss of their mother, some too young to understand that she is gone.
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Saskatoon royal watcher says Prince Philip's death marks 'beginning of the end' of Royal Family's current era
“Hardly a surprise with his age and health, we knew it was coming. One could say it’s the beginning of the end of the Royal Family as most of us know it,” MacDonald said.
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Sask. businesses step in with donations after Prairie Harm Reduction denied provincial funding
Local businesses are stepping up to try and fill a funding gap for Saskatoon’s safe consumption site.
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COVID-19 outbreak declared at Saskatoon school after discovery of variant case
A coronavirus outbreak has been declared at a Saskatoon school after a variant case was identified there.
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6 COVID-19 deaths, 358 new cases reported in Sask.
The Government of Saskatchewan reported six COVID-19 deaths on Friday, along with 358 new cases. There are 138 new variants of concern in the province.
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'There’s some hope': Sask. expands age range eligibility for autism funding
Saskatoon advocates are praising the provincial government’s decision to expand funding for children with Autism Spectrum Disorder.
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'There’s some hope': Sask. expands age range eligibility for autism funding
Saskatoon advocates are praising the provincial government’s decision to expand funding for children with Autism Spectrum Disorder.
Prince Albert hospice construction set to begin next month
Prince Albert’s Rose Garden Hospice will be under construction starting on May 15.
House fire west of Prince Albert results in child’s death: RCMP
A child has died as the result of a structure fire early Thursday morning, according to the RCMP.
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NHL announces return to play plan for Vancouver Canucks
As long as there are no further positive tests for COVID-19 Saturday, the Vancouver Canucks will return to the ice on Sunday, the National Hockey League has announced.
'Dried Almond' product added to cyanide poisoning recall list
The Canadian Food Inspection Agency has recalled a product sold as 'dried almond' by Double Happiness brand because it may cause cyanide poisoning.
Alberta's vaccine rollout extends to more health-care workers Monday
The next phase of COVID-19 vaccinations in Alberta will begin Monday with more health-care workers being eligible to receive their immunization.
Homegrown evidence suggests COVID-19 is less infectious for children: Canadian study
There is some homegrown evidence children may be less infectious when it comes to COVID-19 compared to adults, according to some local researchers.
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La Soufriere volcano erupts on Caribbean's St. Vincent
![La Soufriere volcano erupted on the Caribbean island of St. Vincent on April 9.]()
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Looking back at Prince Philip’s romance with the Queen
![‘The absolute love of her life’: A look at the decades-long love story between Queen Elizabeth II’s and Prince Philip.]()
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A look at eight times Prince Philip visited Canada
![Archival video of the Duke of Edinburgh visiting Canada over the years as part of his royal duties.]()
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Here's a look back at the Duke of Edinburgh's life
![Prince Philip, the husband of Queen Elizabeth II, died peacefully at the age of 99, Buckingham Palace confirmed on April 9.]()
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Lake 'made of plastic' gets major clean up
![A major drought and pollution drastically reduced the size of a Bolivian lake, but volunteers are trying to make it beautiful again.]()
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French winemakers use large candles to fight against frost
![French winemakers need to use new tools to protect their vineyards, which are coming under threat because of a changing climate.]()
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COVID-19 patient enjoys outing after 114 days in ICU
![Medical staff at a Barcelona hospital treated a COVID-19 patient to some sea-and-sun therapy after 4 months in intensive care.]()
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EU chief gets seat snub during visit with Turkish president
!['Clearly surprised:' The EU Commission president was left without a seat during a meeting with Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan.]()
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Majority of Canadians not using COVID Alert app, study finds
A recent study by York University has found that the majority of Canadians are not using the COVID Alert app, citing accessibility issues and privacy concerns as the biggest obstacles.
Prince Charles pays tribute to 'my dear Papa' who gave such devoted service
Prince Charles on Saturday paid tribute to his 'dear Papa' who had given such remarkably devoted service to Queen Elizabeth, to the royal family, to Britain and to the Commonwealth, expressing gratitude for such touching praise of his father.
Funeral for Prince Philip to be held on April 17, Harry plans to attend
The funeral service for Prince Philip, the husband of Queen Elizabeth, will be held on April 17, Buckingham Palace said on Saturday, confirming that Prince Harry was planning to attend.
Too much Prince Philip coverage? BBC says complaints have been received
The British Broadcasting Corporation said on Saturday it had received complaints about the amount of coverage it dedicated to the death of Prince Philip after some viewers were upset that normal programming was cancelled.
Trudeau winds up Liberal convention with election campaign-style speech
Justin Trudeau wound up a three-day Liberal convention Saturday with a partisan speech that sounded much like the launch of an election campaign.
Erin O'Toole says 'I didn't hide who I was' running for Conservative leader
Erin O'Toole assured Conservative supporters that he never hid who he was in his bid to secure the party leadership, telling a high-profile conference on Saturday that the 'true blue' campaign he ran to secure the party helm does reflect his true colours.
Canadian researchers want to shift away from health risk and age-based vaccine rollout
Canadian researchers are calling for a more nuanced approach to vaccinating the population, shifting away from a focus on age and health risks and towards a more equitable rollout.
COVID-19 vaccine selfies taking social media by storm
While Canada’s mass inoculation campaign against the novel coronavirus is underway, more people are taking to social media to share vaccine selfies to encourage others to also get a jab.
Trump: The key to Republican success is more Trumpism
Former U.S. President Donald Trump staked his claim to the Republican Party in a closed-door speech to donors Saturday night, casting his populist policies and attack-dog politics as the key to future Republican success.
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Hours-long lineup for vaccine at Toronto hotspot clinic
Toronto Mayor John Tory welcomed new public health measures announced by the Ontario government on Thursday, saying it will help save lives.
Only family allowed at April 17 funeral for Prince Philip
The funeral service for Prince Philip, will be held on April 17, Buckingham Palace confirmed on Saturday.
Prince Charles pays tribute following his father's death
An eight-day period of national mourning for the death of Prince Philip, the Duke of Edinburgh, begins in the U.K.
L.A. beachfront owned by Black couple returned to family
Third wave puts Ont. hospitals on brink of being overwhelmed
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400,000 rapid test kits to be given to schools across Alta.
Alberta Premier Jason Kenney announces 400,000 rapid test kits will be distributed to schools across the province.
