Sask. Health Authority warns of COVID-19 exposure at Lloydminster casino
The Saskatchewan Health Authority (SHA) is warning the public about possible exposure to COVID-19 at a casino in Lloydminster.
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Active COVID-19 cases near 500 in Sask.
Saskatchewan reported 43 new COVID-19 cases on Sunday, bringing active cases in the province to 496.
Sask. father embarks on marathon-run to fund a cure for diabetes
One Humboldt man had set a goal to complete a four-mile run, every four hours for 48 hours over the Saskatchewan Day long weekend.
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Visitors pack Sask. campgrounds in first long weekend without COVID-19 restrictions
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Heat warning issued for much of Saskatchewan
Extreme heat continues to blanket much of Saskatchewan through the long weekend.
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What's open, closed in Saskatoon on Saskatchewan Day
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Researchers report link between exposure to wildfire smoke, increased COVID-19 cases
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Sask. reports highest number of new COVID-19 cases since reopening
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Emergency public health order 'may benefit' northern Sask. communities as COVID-19 cases climb, official says
A northern Saskatchewan health official says an emergency public health order could help clamp down on COVID-19 cases in an area that has seen a more than three-fold increase in cases since the start of the month.
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'Millions of flies': Food spoiling in evacuated First Nations creating mess
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Five tips to keep your lawn green during the heat in Saskatchewan
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Sask. RCMP officer charged with impaired driving twice in 24 hours
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Saskatoon woman facing court battle over harassment allegations denies claims made in lawsuit
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Sask. golf tournament marks 100 years in Prince Albert this weekend
Prince Albert is hosting the 100th Men’s Northern Amateur Golf Championship this weekend at Cooke Municipal Golf Course.
Fire at Prince Albert school playground wrecks wheelchair accessible equipment
The Saskatchewan Rivers Public School Division says it is assessing damage to a playground at Ecole Vickers Public School after a fire late Wednesday afternoon.
Sask. RCMP open investigation into historical death at children’s home
The Saskatchewan RCMP Historical Case Unit North is investigating a death that reportedly occurred at the Timber Bay Children’s Home in 1974.
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Manitoba man builds 9,000-item Indiana Jones collection over 40 years
A Manitoba man has been collecting Indiana Jones memorabilia for the past 40 years, amassing what may be the world's largest collection in honour of the fictional adventuring archeologist.
'I totally blanked out': Andre De Grasse’s mom describes pride after seeing son win bronze
Beverly De Grasse says that she hardly remembers seeing her son race during the men’s 100-metre final at Olympic Stadium in Tokyo Sunday morning.
Retired teachers spend about 4 weeks canoeing to new home in Perth, Ont.
What should have been a roughly four-hour drive for two retired teachers to their new home in Perth, Ont. has turned into a four-week canoeing adventure.
Dog rescued after being stranded on edge of BC Ferries vessel
A BC Ferries vessel came to a dramatic stop on Thursday evening after a small dog was found perched on the rubber bumper of the ferry.
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This is how easily wildfire can spread in dead grass
![Firefighters in Qualicum Beach, B.C., filmed a controlled burn to demonstrate how easily wildfire can spread in dead grass.]()
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Bungee jumping from the world's highest glass-bottom bridge
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60-year-old woman convicted in brazen London jewel heist
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Little help from Canada for Afghan interpreters: Rusk
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'We've disappointed a lot of our fans': Canadiens owner
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Kenyan entrepreneur turns harmful plant into cooking fuel
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With a new wave of COVID-19 infections fueled by the Delta variant striking countries worldwide, disease experts are scrambling to learn whether the latest version of coronavirus is making people - mainly the unvaccinated - sicker than before.
IOC says it's looking into gesture used by U.S. athlete Saunders on podium
The International Olympic Committee is looking into the gesture U.S. athlete Raven Saunders made after the shot put silver medallist raised her arms in an X above her head, a potential breach of rules banning protests on medal podiums.
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Belarus runner involved in airport standoff is safe, Japan says
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The Canadian women's soccer team has advanced to the gold-medal game at the Tokyo Olympics with a 1-0 win over the United States.
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Simone Biles is returning to competition in Tokyo and will compete in the balance beam finals on Tuesday.
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