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The Saskatchewan government said there are 254 active cases. There are 18 people in hospital and 16 more recoveries.

There are nearly as many COVID-19 hospitalizations in Saskatchewan as there were when they peaked in early May.

After years of hands-on activities in parks and on stages, the Nutrien Children’s Festival is now completely online as a response to the COVID-19 pandemic.

A large industrial fire in Davidson required nearly the entire volunteer fire department to tackle.

Tristen Durocher, the organizer behind the initiative, said on Sunday the group won’t leave until they see meaningful action on suicide prevention in the province. 2

The Saskatchewan Rattlers have dropped three straight including Saturday’s matchup with the Edmonton Stingers, losing 88-66.

A Saturday evening fire that destroyed a garage in Saskatoon was purposely set, according to the fire department.

Marchers erected a tipi on the grounds of the Saskatchewan Legislative Building in defiance of government orders, to end a month-long suicide prevention walk. 1

A Long Island, N.Y. man has saved a Canada goose after finding the bird with an explosive device taped to its chest.

Minnesota Wild defenceman Matt Dumba became the first NHL player to kneel for a national anthem during the league's restart on Saturday. 29

COVID-19 devastates a California college student and her teenage brother after the virus sweeps through family, killing their grandmother, father and mother

An Ontario woman says she’s been living with COVID-19 symptoms for 19 weeks, and she’s sharing her story in hopes of warning others about possible long-term side effects of the virus. 16

A light aircraft overloaded with cocaine crashed on take-off on its way to Australia, police said on Saturday, exposing a Melbourne-based crime syndicate and leading to the arrest of five men with alleged links to the Italian mafia.

Saskatoon police are investigating a reported homicide at the Saskatoon Inn, according to a news release.

Despite looming threats of a snap election this fall following the We Charity affair, most Canadians aren’t interested in heading to the polls during the pandemic, according to a new Nanos Research survey. 10

It’s now August and that means a controversial bylaw that requires all residents and visitors in Calgary to wear face masks inside public buildings and on transit vehicles is in force. 1

Four crew members on one of the first cruise ships to resume operations after they were halted amid the COVID-19 pandemic have tested positive for the disease.

While COVID-19 restrictions are slowly lifting in many parts of Canada, international travel still isn't recommended, and a new poll suggests most Canadians and Americans aren't willing to travel until there's a vaccine.

The World Health Organization is warning that the coronavirus pandemic is likely to be 'lengthy' after its emergency committee met to evaluate the crisis. 14

Saskatchewan reported 15 new COVID-19 cases on Saturday, bringing the provincial total to 1,334.

Staff at We All Need A Rescue (WANAR) have not put their daily duties on hold during the COVID-19 pandemic as there are many dogs that still need help. 1

A multi-structure fire in the Nutana neighbourhood early Saturday was intentional and caused approximately $30,000 in damage, according to the Saskatoon Fire Department.

A bungalow fire in the Riversdale neighbourhood Saturday morning was caused by “improper disposal of smoking materials,” resulting in approximately $25,000 in damage, according to the Saskatoon Fire Department.

A vehicle fire in the City Park neighbourhood early Saturday has resulted in approximately $15,000 in damage, according to the Saskatoon Fire Department.

Shellbrook RCMP and Prince Albert RCMP responded to a serious two-vehicle collision north of Holbein, according to a news release.

A Saskatoon theatre company is holding a physically distanced and digital alternative to the Saskatoon Fringe Festival this year.

The COVID-19 pandemic may have delayed the opening of Saskatoon’s newest craft brewery, but it hasn’t diminished the owners’ excitement in becoming a part of what could be a rapidly growing trend in our province. 1

With many events cancelled this long weekend due to COVID-19, some Saskatoon operators are taking it upon themselves to keep the fun alive by offering interactive experiences. 1

From Trump asking if Canadians burned down the White House in 1812, to Biden calling the United States Canada's "big brother," CTVNews.ca has taken a look at some notable quotes from Biden and Trump about Canada — and our prime minister — over the years. 10

Costco has launched same-day online grocery delivery at 76 of its warehouses across Canada through a new partnership with Instacart. 1

The Saskatchewan Party, which currently holds government in the province, has disclosed six candidates who have been convicted of impaired driving.

Saskatchewan reported 14 new COVID-19 cases on Friday, according to a release from the province. 1

Testing and contact tracing is underway at Prairie Wind Estate, a personal care home in Herbert, after a COVID-19 outbreak was declared at the facility on Thursday.

Three people have been arrested and 47 charges laid after a carjacking and several incidents involving a gun on Wednesday near the Alberta-Saskatchewan border.

Prince Albert police are asking for help finding Robert “Bud” Wiggins, who has been missing for 40 years.