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Holding Saskatoon civic elections in November 'not preferred': report

A review of the 2020 Saskatoon civic election from returning officer Scott Bastian outlines several potential changes that can improve the process.

Voters head into a polling station at Hugh Cairns V.C. School in Saskatoon during a civic election Oct. 26,2016. (Kevin Menz/CTV Saskatoon)

Sask. RCMP issue Canada-wide warrants for 4 men in human trafficking investigation

Four Canada-wide warrants have been issued following a lengthy human trafficking investigation by Saskatchewan RCMP.

Sask. surgeon continues COVID-19 claims – but doesn’t allow questions from media

A Saskatoon surgeon invited journalists outside Walter Murray Collegiate to share his opinions on COVID-19 — but reporters were not allowed to ask questions.

Family-owned Foster’s Shoes to close after 40 years in Saskatoon

After more than 40 years of operations in Broadway, Foster’s Shoes will be closing its doors at the end of the month.

A band of showers slides across Saskatchewan, with gray skies expected: This is your Saskatoon forecast

The good news for those of you who’ve had enough of the wind is that we're expecting less breezy conditions today.

Proposed Saskatoon property tax increase would help pay for bus rapid transit, curbside organics programs: report

City administration is proposing a property tax increase as planning for Saskatoon’s next multi-year budget begins.

Man arrested and facing charges following armed robbery

A 41-year-old man is facing several charges following an armed robbery Thursday evening.

Saskatoon Public Schools offering full-day kindergarten and prekindergarten programs this fall

Saskatoon Public Schools will offer some full-day programs for Kindergarten and pre-Kindergarten students starting in September.

Saskatoon mayor accepts COVID-19 vaccine challenge posed by Regina counterpart

Mayor Charlie Clark says he's game to take on a COVID-19 vaccine challenge issued by Regina's mayor.

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BREAKING | PM says Canada to receive 68M COVID-19 doses by end of July

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau now says that, by the end of July, Canada will have received 'over 68 million' doses of COVID-19 vaccines, increasing the number of Canadians who will be able to receive their second doses earlier than expected.

Canada's Prime Minister Justin Trudeau speaks during a visit to the Pfizer pharmaceutical company in Puurs, Belgium, Tuesday, June 15, 2021. Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau paid a visit to the Belgian Pfizer factory on Tuesday to thank employees making the COVID-19 vaccine. (Frederic Sierakowski, Pool via AP)

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BREAKING | Restrictions at U.S. border to remain in place until end of July, Blair says

Public Safety Minister Bill Blair says the American and Canadian governments are extending restrictions on non-essential international travel across the land border until July 21.

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WATCH LIVE | Manitoba homicide suspect Eric Wildman arrested in Ontario

Manitoba RCMP said they have arrested homicide suspect Eric Wildman early Friday morning in Belleville, Ont., after an intense manhunt that lasted more than a week.

What you need to know about Ontario's gypsy moth problem

Ontario is experiencing an infestation of gypsy moth caterpillars, which feed on several types of trees and bushes, can trigger allergic reactions, and can be difficult to remove.

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