Sask. surpasses 11k active COVID-19 cases with 1,169 new infections reported Sunday
Active COVID-19 cases reached 11,465 in Saskatchewan as 1,427 new cases were reported for Sunday.
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A Saturday night fire was caused by a block heater cord being plugged into an extension cord according to the Saskatoon Fire Department.
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Canadian study reveals rate of false positives from rapid antigen tests
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Regina churches embrace COVID-related adaptations
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GoFundMe page raises more than $25K for Sask. boy with rare genetic condition
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Appointment of Sask Party member to SHA leadership position draws criticism
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Celine Dion cancels North American tour dates over health issue
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'It all feels so surreal': Saskatoon man wins $50M Lotto Max jackpot
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Brent Loucks steps aside from Saskatoon morning show gig
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Saskatoon Fire Department finds 42 fire safety contraventions at The Lighthouse
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Icy streets in Saskatoon lead to 20 crashes, police say
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'A very strong, independent woman': Friend of Air Ronge, Sask. woman shocked at her death
An Air Ronge homicide victim is being remembered for her intelligence, women’s rights advocacy and a strong sense of justice.
'Life rich with adventure': Metis community mourns loss of Sask. WWII veteran Louis Roy
One of the oldest Metis veterans of the Second World War died Tuesday at the age of 101 at a long-term care home in northern Saskatchewan.
'The air just feels different': Sask. sees reprieve from fierce winter weather
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Neighbours use kayak to rescue driver after car crashes through ice in Manotick, Ont.
Ottawa paramedics say the driver declined treatment after being rescued from the Rideau River after a car crashed through the ice.
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A 30-year-old Ontario woman whose cancer surgery was postponed multiple times because of COVID-19 has secured a new date for her procedure.
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Safety refresher with Sask. Snowmobile Association
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Unvaccinated patients 'having the worst outcomes': Doctor
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Wolf volcano eruption leaves 15 km long trail of lava
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Trans Mountain oil pipeline returns to normal operating pressure
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SIGNIFICANT WEATHER EVENT | Ottawa expects to take two days to clear roads during 'once every 10 years' snowstorm
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SIGNIFICANT WEATHER EVENT
SIGNIFICANT WEATHER EVENT | Ottawa expects to take two days to clear roads during 'once every 10 years' snowstorm
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