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The Saskatoon SPCA says it may be forced to shutdown unless it gets a boost in funding from the city.
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Saskatoon budget: Council approves $119 million operating budget for city police next year
City council has approved the Saskatoon Police Service (SPS) budget for the next two years.
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Firefighters in Saskatoon took to the water to rescue a dog after it wandered out on the ice.
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Prince Albert police issue 70 tickets in traffic enforcement blitz
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'I apologize': David Suzuki says he was wrong to warn that pipelines will be blown up
Environmentalist and TV host David Suzuki apologized Thursday for comments he made about exploding pipelines.
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