'We wanted out voices heard': Sask. teens want to play hockey again
The Saskatchewan Female Under 18 AAA Hockey League has produced a video about players’ thoughts on the cancelation of competitions for minor sports teams.
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'Make kids aware': New Sask. Internet Child Exploitation Unit coordinator says number of investigations on the rise
It’s too early to tell if the pandemic has impacted crimes against youth and children such as child luring and exploitation says the new provincial coordinator of the Saskatchewan Internet Child Exploitation Unit.
Sask. Indigenous leader Ron Michel remembered as having 'deep love for the people'
A long time Indigenous leader in Saskatchewan has died.
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175 cases and counting: Why a COVID-19 outbreak linked to a Sask. church event in October is still considered active
Nearly four months after a COVID-19 outbreak was first declared in connection to a series of revival meetings in Prince Albert, contact tracers are still learning of new coronavirus cases linked to the events.
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'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.
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Sask. man wanted on Canada-wide warrant for murder arrested in Saskatoon
Sask. man wanted on Canada-wide warrant for murder arrested in Saskatoon.
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'I had goosebumps': School division creates keepsake video for La Loche shooting anniversary
Two months ago, Darcy Ahenakew started planning a memorial video to remember the victims of a La Loche shooting.
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On 5th anniversary of mass shooting, Sask. premier calls La Loche 'a beacon of hope'
Premier Scott Moe says La Loche 'will be a beacon of hope for future generations across Saskatchewan.'
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Here are the rules for Sask. businesses collecting contact tracing information
The Saskatchewan Information and Privacy Commissioner says under the Public Health Act the province can ask businesses and public venues to collect personal information of patrons to allow for contract tracing for COVID-19.
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Sask. women aim to preserve Cree and Dene languages with new apps
Two Saskatchewan women are leading the creation of two apps that teach their traditional Indigenous languages.
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Health and wellness campus in Prince Albert to be 'the envy of every city in Canada'
There will be no tax increase to fund phase one of a new aquatic and arena recreation centre and outdoor fitness park, says Prince Albert Mayor Greg Dionne.
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'I want my chance': 72-year-old Sask. man says information about COVID-19 vaccine clinics isn't reaching seniors
By the time Ken Marcia saw on the news that seniors in Prince Albert were able to get the COVID-19 vaccine, appointments were already booked up.
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Northern Sask. medical health officer calls for tighter restrictions on outdoor gatherings
Overcrowded living conditions and non-compliance with the province’s public health measures is playing a part in the high COVID-19 case numbers in Northern Saskatchewan.
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COVID-19 outbreak at Saskatoon karaoke bar leads to $14,000 fine
Crackers Restaurant Lounge and Karaoke Bar in Saskatoon has been fined $14,000 after being the site of a potential super-spreader COVID-19 outbreak linked to dozens of cases.
175 cases and counting: Why a COVID-19 outbreak linked to a Sask. church event in October is still considered active
Nearly four months after a COVID-19 outbreak was first declared in connection to a series of revival meetings in Prince Albert, contact tracers are still learning of new coronavirus cases linked to the events.
'Virtually out': Here’s when Sask. can expect more COVID-19 vaccines
Premier Scott Moe says Saskatchewan has virtually run out of vaccines, however the shortage will not last for long – according to the government, the province is expecting to receive more than 12,000 doses next week.
NDP calls on Sask. health authority to stabilize COVID-19 outbreak at Saskatoon care home where six residents died
The NDP wants the Saskatchewan Health Authority (SHA) to intervene in the COVID-19 outbreak at a Saskatoon long-term care home.
Saskatoon woman raising money for Bell Let's Talk mental health initiative with homemade scrunchies
A Saskatoon woman is hoping her passion can help support mental health.
Crown cross-examines psychiatrist, questions diagnosis of Saskatoon man accused of murder
During the cross-examination of a key defence witness, the Crown questioned the legitimacy of the accused’s diagnosis.
14 COVID-19 deaths sets another single-day record for Sask.
The Government of Saskatchewan reported a record setting 14 COVID-19 related deaths on Tuesday, according to a news release.
Provinces sitting on millions in unspent federal pandemic spending, report says
A new report on billions of dollars the federal government has sent to provinces to help safely reopen the economy suggests much of the money is sitting unused.
Sask.'s current public health measures to remain until Feb. 19
Saskatchewan officials have extended the current public health orders to Feb. 19.
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More than 100 million COVID-19 cases have now been recorded worldwide
The world has now surpassed 100 million confirmed cases of the coronavirus.
PM warns Canadians to expect more travel restrictions soon
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau warned Canadians to expect more travel restrictions soon and reiterated to avoid all non-essential travel, both abroad and in between provinces.
'ArriveCAN' app permissions may have used location data, despite privacy policy: report
An updated report from a U.K. virtual private network research firm has flagged that the Canadian government’s 'ArriveCAN' app may have had the ability to access users' location data, despite the privacy policy explicitly saying it does not use GPS or other technology to track users location.
Canada seeking reassurance as Europe mulls export controls on COVID-19 vaccines
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says he remains confident in Canada's vaccine supplies despite threats from Europe that it might impose export controls on vaccines produced on that continent.
If Canada can survive four years of Trump, it can navigate the new Buy American: PM
If Canada was able to navigate Donald Trump's four years of bilateral bluster, it can surely find safe harbour from the protectionist measures of his Democratic successor, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau suggested Tuesday.
