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Frontline healthcare workers in Prince Albert choreographed a music video in an effort to boost hospital morale.
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Sask. woman's death prompts RCMP major crimes unit investigation
One person is in custody following a woman's death in Choiceland, Saskatchewan.
RCMP discover human remains in the North Saskatchewan near Prince Albert
Saskatchewan RCMP in Prince Albert discovered human remains in the water near the Cecil Ferry.
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'It feels awesome': Vidal re-elected to Desnethé—Missinippi—Churchill River
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Prince Albert police investigating after man found dead
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Northern Sask. holds Canada’s highest COVID-19 case rate by far, data shows
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Prince Albert artist creates Orange Shirt Day design to symbolize hope after residential schools
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New Prince Albert deputy police chief 'hoping to help'
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Son of Prince Albert homicide victim 'willing to forgive' in 30-year cold case
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Prince Albert Liberal candidate frustrated with theft and vandalism of signs
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Saskatchewan's 3 largest cities recognize National Day for Truth and Reconciliation
Municipal governments in Regina, Saskatoon and Prince Albert will recognize National Day for Truth and Reconciliation on Sept. 30 as a statutory holiday.
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'Trout king of Sask.': 2 men who died in crash remembered as passionate anglers
Just hours after being awarded Angler of the Year at a Saskatchewan fishing tournament, Steve Taylor and his friend Cody Strass died in a crash near Watson.
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FSIN vice chief tests positive for COVID-19, apologizes to close contacts
Federation of Sovereign Indigenous Nations First Vice Chief Morley Watson says he was notified of a positive COVID-19 test after attending three First Nation celebrations.
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Sask. reports 10 new deaths, 449 new COVID-19 cases
Saskatchewan reported 449 new cases of COVID-19 and 10 more deaths on Tuesday.
Saskatoon police on scene after 'suspicious package' reported downtown
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Missing medication pauses trial of man accused of forcing way into Saskatoon condo and sexually assaulting woman
The trial for a Saskatoon man accused of forcibly entering a woman’s condo and sexually assaulting her has been adjourned because the accused is missing prescription medication to treat COVID-19.
Saskatoon sewage samples show 99 per cent increase in COVID-19: researchers
After a one-week decline, the level of COVID-19 detected in Saskatoon's wastewater is again on the rise.
'A beautiful place': Battleford Agency Tribal Council to run Lighthouse shelter
Lighthouse Supported Living will lease its North Battleford shelter to Battleford Agency Tribal Council to operate a shelter over the next six months.
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Starting Friday proof of vaccination or a negative test result will be required in Saskatchewan for public access to businesses and events
Sask. health authority ends most symptom-free COVID-19 testing
The Saskatchewan Health Authority is ending asymptomatic COVID-19 testing as the province prepares to bring in proof of vaccination requirements.
Sask. health minister rejects COVID-19 aid offer from Ottawa
Saskatchewan's minister of health has declined an offer for pandemic-related assistance from the federal government.
Saskatoon council approves snow removal plan for major blizzards
Saskatoon City Council approved a new winter road emergency response plan at Monday’s council meeting.
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National vaccine panel recommends COVID-19 boosters for long-term care residents
Canadians living in long-term care homes and other congregate-care settings should receive a COVID-19 vaccine booster shot, Canada's vaccine advisory body recommended on Tuesday.
Man wanted for murder of missing Ontario couple had no relation to victims, police say
A Canada-wide warrant has been issued for a man who police say fled the Toronto area after allegedly killing an Ontario couple that disappeared earlier this month.
PM Trudeau to name new cabinet in October, Parliament to meet this fall
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says that he intends to name his new cabinet in October, bring Parliament back 'before the end of fall,' and implement the promised federal vaccine mandate as soon as possible. Chrystia Freeland will continue as deputy prime Minister and finance minister, Trudeau said.
Englehart, Ont., doctor sanctioned for 'disgraceful' conduct related to COVID-19
A family and emergency physician in northeastern Ontario has been barred from issuing exemptions for COVID-19 vaccines, masking requirements and testing as he faces a disciplinary hearing before the province's medical regulator.
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DEVELOPING | 35 of 39 miners trapped underground in Sudbury, Ont., have now been rescued
A total of 35 of the 39 people stuck underground at Vale's Totten Mine in Sudbury, Ont., have now been rescued, Vale reported late Tuesday afternoon. A team of doctors is on-site and checking workers as they emerge from underground.
