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A serious crash in south Saskatoon has closed the intersection of Preston Avenue South and Stonebridge Common.
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Extreme cold blankets, Saskatoon, Prince Albert, parts of northern Sask.
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'Everybody wins': Saskatoon SPCA garage sale makes room for fundraising
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