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'Just sick to my stomach': Sask. mom says cheer team asked daughter to hide self-harm scars

A Saskatchewan mother says her 13-year-old daughter is being shamed for her past mental health challenges.

Dozens of cats found in Saskatoon apartment will be euthanized

More than 70 cats found by the Saskatoon Fire Department from a single apartment will have to be put down, Animal Protection Services of Saskatchewan (APSS) says.

'Let's get this done the right way': Saskatoon city council mulls downtown library redesign

Christina Martens-Funk has used a wheelchair for nearly 30 years, where getting around Saskatoon streets can be a chore no matter the time of year.

New ultrasound technology offers rural Sask. mothers access to virtual care

A new search initiative from Jim Pattison’s Hospital (JPH) is making access to ultrasound appointments easier for expectant mothers in rural parts of the province.

Saskatoon police charge teens after car tires cut in university area

The Saskatoon Police Service (SPS) has arrested and charged two 15-year-old boys after about 18 vehicles had their tires cut in the university area.

Saskatoon will take out loan to cover snow removal cost

City council has approved a plan to cover the cost of removing the snow from December's snowstorm by taking out a loan.

Witness tells court Sask. man shot and killed with his own gun at a house party

At the Court of Kings Bench in Prince Albert, the court heard how an 18-year-old man was shot and killed with his own gun at a house party in October 2020.

Sask. woman in critical condition after 'rogue wave' incident on honeymoon in Mexico

A Saskatchewan woman is recovering in a hospital in Mexico during what was supposed to have been one of the happiest trips of her life.

'Just people getting together': Pleasant Hill community rink closer to reality

A community rink is one step closer to reality in the Pleasant Hill neighbourhood, an area that has been void of a rink for decades.

Russian warship armed with advanced missiles sails into western Atlantic in strategic 'chess game'

In an unusual move, the Russian Defence Ministry broadcast that one of its newest warships, the Admiral Gorshkov, had tested the strike capabilities of a hypersonic Zircon missile in a virtual drill.

Canadians fighting in Ukraine, despite no monitoring from government, speak out on war and loss

On Feb. 27, 2022, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said his country needed fighters, and foreigners were welcome to join the front line in the defence against Russian aggression. Some Canadians were among the first to answer the call.

Newly discovered asteroid makes one of the closest approaches of Earth

Home Depot gave personal data to Meta without valid customer consent: watchdog

The federal privacy watchdog says Home Depot shared details from electronic receipts with Meta, which operates the Facebook social media platform, without the knowledge or consent of customers.

Provincial governments not jumping to act on tighter alcohol warning guidelines

Politicians in charge of provincial and territorial liquor laws aren't hurrying to adopt or promote newly updated guidelines that advise a steep drop in Canadian drinking habits.

Canadians worried about the state of provincial health systems: poll

A new survey suggests the vast majority of Canadians have concerns about the state of the health-care system, particularly in Atlantic provinces where hospitals have struggled to maintain emergency services for months. Leger and The Association for Canadian Studies surveyed 1,554 Canadian adults over a two-day period in January.

Retain nurses before recruiting nurses from other provinces: association

Efforts to lure nurses from other provinces are underway in several parts of the country, but the head of a national nurses association says the poaching won't solve anything unless working conditions are improved.

No more expensing home internet bills to taxpayers, Tory and Liberal MPs told

The federal Liberal government is joining the Opposition Conservatives in no longer allowing its members of Parliament to expense taxpayers for home internet services.

No reason for alarm in Canada after cough syrup deaths in other countries: health agency

Following the deaths of more than 300 children from contaminated cough syrups in several countries, Health Canada says it's been more than a decade since similar cases were identified here.