Heat warning issued for Saskatoon as mercury threatens to break record
With a high of 34 anticipated Tuesday, Environment and Climate Change Canada (ECCC) has issued a heat warning for the city of Saskatoon.
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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.
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The Government of Saskatchewan reported 55 new COVID-19 cases, one death and 88 recoveries on Monday.
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Man, woman from Winnipeg charged in death of RCMP officer
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Heat warnings continue across our region today, as temperatures push into the thirties once again.
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STC chief hopes walk along Circle Drive sparks change
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Riders tickets, scholarships among incentives Sask. NDP suggests to help boost vaccination rates
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Aallcann Wood Suppliers Inc. pleaded guilty in Prince Albert Provincial Court on May 31 to violating one count under occupational health and safety legislation.
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Prince Albert RCMP investigate after man reportedly assaulted
Prince Albert RCMP have taken suspects into custody after an alleged assault at a home northeast of Prince Albert.
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The owner of a Vancouver pot shop has been ordered to pay $40,000 to Subway for having copied its branding and logo.
Calgary pastor arrested after continuing to host services in violation of public health orders
The pastor of a southeast Calgary church has been arrested after allegedly violating a court order and holding an outdoor service on the weekend flouting pandemic-related public health orders.
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The Calgary Stampede unveiled more of its safety plans ahead of this year's event including capacity limits at all venues, additional sanitization stations on the grounds and a masking protocol for both front-line staff and volunteers.
Archdiocese to remove statue honouring Sask. residential school founder
The Archdiocese of Regina has confirmed that a statue of a Roman Catholic priest who founded one of the first residential schools will be removed from the cemetery where it now stands.
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The Ontario government has unveiled a $10 million action plan to identify and commemorate unmarked burial sites at former residential schools across the province.
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Legal experts say the laying of terror-related charges against the man accused of killing four people in London, Ont. could mark a new precedent in how Canada prosecutes those accused of terrorist activity.
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Toronto Western Hospital has closed its COVID-19 unit as infection numbers continue to decline across Ontario.
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Advocates are renewing calls for the federal government to review Quebec's controversial Bill 21 after four members of a Pakistani-Canadian family were killed in what police say was a targeted attack in London, Ont.
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