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Emily Kammermayer is alleging RCMP officers assaulted her. (Submitted photo)

'I was scared for my life': Sask. woman claims RCMP officers assaulted her after son denied medical attention

Emily Kammermayer, a member of the Lac La Ronge Indian Band, said it felt like her “limbs were being torn apart” when officers allegedly hogtied her, punched her several times and knelt on her neck.

Police say a woman was forcibly taken from a home in the 200 block of Lenore Drive. (Ryan Fletcher/CTV News)

Four men charged after woman 'forcibly taken' from home: Saskatoon police

Four men are facing dozens of charges after a woman was "forcibly taken" from her home over the weekend, according to police. One of the men is facing a charge of conspiring to commit kidnapping.

Nicole and Hilary Gamble (Courtesy Nicole Gamble)

'I don’t want to die': Passenger in fatal Saskatoon crash remembers moment before impact

On Jan. 15, Nicole and Hilary Gamble’s pickup truck was travelling north on Circle Drive near the exit to Attridge Drive and Preston Drive when they say a southbound vehicle lost control. 1

A photo of Blake Schreiner from Facebook.

'His judgement was impaired': Psychiatrist testifies to mental state of Saskatoon man who killed his spouse

In a vital component of the defence’s not criminally responsible case, the forensic psychiatrist who assessed Blake Schreiner’s mental state took the stand. 1

Rows of desks are seen in an empty classroom in Regina's Campbell Collegiate. August 25, 2020. (Gareth Dillistone/CTV News)

COVID-19 case confirmed at Saskatoon high school

Greater Saskatoon Catholic Schools says a case of COVID-19 has been confirmed at St. Joseph High School.

Regina City Council(Gareth Dillistone / CTV News Regina)

Regina councillor intends to withdraw motion to ban energy company sponsorships

A Regina City Councillor who proposed a ban on oil industry sponsorships of city-owned facilities appears to be backing down. 1

City to explore tougher carbon monoxide detector rules in wake of leak that forced apartment building evacuation

Following a carbon monoxide (CO) leak that led to an apartment building evacuation, City Council is asking administration if it has power to mandate CO detectors.

The International Monetary Fund (IMF) headquarters is seen Monday, Dec. 19, 2016, in Washington. (AP Photo/Cliff Owen)

New coronavirus variants pose major risk to the global economy, IMF warns

The pandemic could slam the brakes on a global economic turnaround this year despite mass vaccination programs and unprecedented levels of stimulus, according to the International Monetary Fund.

'He's quite an amazing little guy': Saskatchewan-born hockey player paralyzed in snowboard accident

A snowboarding accident has left hockey player Kyrell Sopotyk, of Aberdeen, paralyzed. 1

Sask. ending controversial birth alerts

Saskatchewan’s Ministry of Social Services announced on Monday that the province will stop issuing birth alerts on Feb. 1.

Dr. Saqib Shahab speaks Nov. 19 about new modelling that shows cases of COVID-19 could at least double in the province over the next six months. (Marc Smith/CTV News)

'It was disgusting': Support pours in for Sask.'s Dr. Shahab following harassment at family home

Organizations and individuals across Saskatchewan have rallied behind the province's chief medical health officer after individuals protested at his Regina home on Saturday. 1

Members of the Proud Boys shout at a group of counter-protestors at Nathan Philips Square in Toronto on Saturday, October 21, 2017. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Christopher Katsarov

MPs agree to call on feds to declare Proud Boys a terrorist entity

On the proposal of NDP Leader Jagmeet Singh, members of Parliament unanimously agreed Monday to call on the federal government to declare the Proud Boys a 'terrorist entity.' 8

Saskatoon's city hall is shown in this file image. (Chad Hills/CTV News)

Council pushes to enact bylaw banning conversion therapy in Saskatoon

In a 10-1 vote, City Council passed a motion instructing city lawyers to draft a bylaw prohibiting the practice of conversion therapy in Saskatoon.

A nurse holds a vial containing a patients test swab during a demonstrates of the drive-thru Covid-19 testing centre at the National Arts Centre Wednesday November 18, 2020 in Ottawa. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Adrian Wyld

Sask. reports 240 new COVID-19 cases, one death

Saskatchewan reported 240 new cases of COVID-19 and one death on Monday.

Extreme cold warnings continue across Saskatchewan: This is your Saskatoon forecast

It's another bone-chilling start to the day with wind chills well into the minus-forties.

Sask. records 2nd lowest number of road fatalities in 60 years

Saskatchewan has reported its second-fewest road fatalities in 60 years. 1

Sask. reports 240 new COVID-19 cases, one death

Saskatchewan reported 240 new cases of COVID-19 and one death on Monday.

The city of Saskatoon was placed under an extreme cold warning Jan. 25, 2021. (Chad Hills/CTV News)

Extreme cold warning continues for Saskatoon

The city remained under an extreme cold warning Monday after a bone-chilling weather system settled in over the weekend. 1

Steve Turner hopes curling activities can return to Granite Curling Club. Francois Biber/CTV Saskatoon

Saskatoon councillor calls for options to support curling clubs

Saskatoon’s curling clubs are months away from learning if the City of Saskatoon has any power to offer financial support for its curling centres, with a city councillor leading the charge.

Here’s how you can have your say in the design of Saskatoon’s new library

Saskatoon Public Library (SPL) has started an 18-month process to involve the community in the design of the new central library.

People deliver food and water to members of the homeless community in Montreal, Saturday, January 23, 2021, as the COVID-19 pandemic continues in Canada and around the world. (THE CANADIAN PRESS/Graham Hughes)

How COVID-19 has changed daily life a year after Canada's first case

On January 25th, 2020, Canadians were still living their lives like they always had: commuting to the office, visiting friends, dining out, hugging loved ones, vacationing. But the announcement that day of Canada's first COVID-19 case set in motion a chain of events that would soon change everything, even one year later. 18

Seminar Kibir, health lab technician prepares chemicals to process analysis of some nasal swab samples to test for COVID-19 at the Hospital of Argenteuil, north of Paris, Friday Sept. 25, 2020. (AP Photo/Francois Mori)

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