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Sask. artist Velours makes move to Toronto
WATCH: Alex Brown speaks with local singer-songwriter Velours about her farewell show in Saskatoon before her move to Toronto.
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Sask. artist Velours makes move to Toronto
![WATCH: Alex Brown speaks with local singer-songwriter Velours about her farewell show in Saskatoon before her move to Toronto.]()
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Conversations Over Coffee
![WATCH: Real people, real stories, real success, Janna Dutton shares details on her series of books.]()
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Sask. team archiving prominent tweets from pandemic
![WATCH: Alex Brown speaks with USask PhD student Derek Cameron about his team's archival process of Saskatchewan tweets during the pandemic.]()
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#Your15: Foxy Dinner Guest
![WATCH: We're dreaming of summer AND the holidays on today's #Your15, plus - we've got a fun, foxy visitor at our window.]()
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Your Morning News Headlines for Friday, December 2nd
![WATCH: A train derailment in Southeast Saskatchewan yesterday morning caused nearby highway closures, evacuations, and a state of emergency in the nearby village.]()
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On the go with GLOW Saskatoon
![Caitrin heads to GLOW to get all of the details on this year's theme at the family friendly event.]()
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Four Downs - Week 13
![We set up another big week in the NFL as the calendat flips to December.]()
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Brit’s Picks in Entertainment
![WATCH: It’s bitterly cold outside but there are plenty of festive indoor events in and around Saskatoon]()
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Telemiracle gears up for 47th telethon
![WATCH: Alex Brown speaks with the chair of Telemiracle 47 about this year's show, and the 50/50 raffle.]()
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