One confirmed dead after early morning house explosion in Saskatoon
Police have confirmed a person is dead following a home explosion in Saskatoon early Saturday morning.
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UPDATE | One person dead following collision on Highway 16
RCMP say one man is dead following a collision on Highway 16.
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