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'The last two weeks have been great': Saskatoon restaurants seeing surge since restrictions lifted

It’s been two weeks since restrictions have been lifted in the province and some Saskatoon restaurants are noticing a surge in business.

The Yard and Flagon Pub and Grill in Saskatoon. (Tyler Barrow/CTV News)

46 new COVID-19 cases, 1 death reported in Sask.

The Government of Saskatchewan reported 46 new COVID-19 cases on Saturday along with one death.

A staff member at the Regina drive-through testing station swabs a woman for COVID-19. (Jeremy Simes/CTV Regina)

Shakespeare on the Saskatchewan returns for its first show in new venue

Shakespeare on the Saskatchewan pulled back the curtains for its first live performance of "Macbeth" at its new venue along the river on Friday night.

'Restore normal movement': Alta. and Sask. premiers ask for immediate U.S. border reopening

The premiers of Alberta and Saskatchewan and three state governors have asked the prime minister and President Biden to “immediately” reopen the border between Canada and the U.S.

'I did not ask for this at all': Stabbing victim recounts random attack in Sask. restaurant

Ryan John is still recovering from having a four-inch hunting knife plunged into his head by a stranger while picking up his order at Boston Pizza in Prince Albert on Oct. 14, 2020.

'Absolute shock': Sask. woman gives birth the same day she learns she’s pregnant

A Saskatchewan woman gave birth to her second daughter, just hours after finding out she was pregnant.

What Canada did on Saturday at the 2020 Tokyo summer Olympic games

Michael Woods came agonizingly close to opening Canada's medal account on the first full day of competition at the 2020 Tokyo Olympics. Here's a roundup.

COVID-19 outbreak following wildfire evacuations shows risks in Sask. reopening approach, tribal council says

A wildfire evacuation of a northern Saskatchewan community has led to a rapidly increasing outbreak of COVID-19 – a situation their emergency response coordinator says could have been minimized if the province didn’t lift all public health restrictions.

Unvaccinated students a concern as Saskatoon teachers get first look at 2021-22 school plan

According to the head of the Saskatoon Teachers' Association (STA), many educators have one major concern with the provincial government's plan for the upcoming school year.

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Firefighters from Mexico arrive in B.C. to help fight hundreds of active wildfires

So far this wildfire season, about 400,000 hectares have burned, and without rain in the forecast, that total looks likely to grow.

Firefighters from Mexico walk across the tarmac after arriving on a charter flight in Abbotsford, B.C, on Saturday, July 24, 2021. Ninety-nine firefighters will assist B.C. as the province deals with hundreds of wildfires burning in the province. They will undergo rapid COVID-19 testing and then be deployed to the interior of the province where they will stay in several bubbles separate from the more than 3,000 firefighters already working. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Darryl Dyck

Canadian women's 4x100 freestyle team wins silver

The Canadian women's 4x100 freestyle team has swam to a silver medal. It's the first medal for Canada at the 2020 Tokyo Games.

What Canada did on Saturday at the 2020 Tokyo summer Olympic games

Michael Woods came agonizingly close to opening Canada's medal account on the first full day of competition at the 2020 Tokyo Olympics. Here's a roundup.

Experts call for more accountability against sexual violence in hockey after Mailloux draft

Experts are calling on the Montreal Canadiens to take leadership in confronting sexual violence and misogyny after drafting Logan Mailloux.

Death of guest at Alta. Airbnb rental leaves homeowner fighting for compensation

An Okotoks, Alta. woman says she and her husband are in a fight with world-wide rental company Airbnb after a recent guest died on the property, resulting in more than $50,000 in damages.

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CTV National News for July 24: Typhoon threatens Tokyo

As more athletes test positive for COVID-19, there are new fears that a typhoon could threaten some of the Games.

Habs draft pick Mailloux apologizes for sex-related crime

A hockey player who was recently convicted of a sex-related crime was drafted by the Montreal Canadiens. CTV's Annie Bergeron-Oliver reports.

New fires in Alberta and Manitoba, as B.C. calls for help

New fires were reported in Alberta and Manitoba this weekend, where five First Nations have been evacuated. CTV’s Jill Macyshon reports.

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