Saskatoon councillor wants guardrails at site of fatal crash on Circle Drive
A fatal crash on Circle Drive on Jan. 15 is igniting a call for barriers separating opposing traffic in the hopes of saving lives.
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Saskatoon police believe hit and run involving pedestrian was not random
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Northern Sask. medical health officer calls for tighter restrictions on outdoor gatherings
Overcrowded living conditions and non-compliance with the province’s public health measures is playing a part in the high COVID-19 case numbers in Northern Saskatchewan.
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