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Thousands flood Edmonton streets for Greta Thunberg climate rally.
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Saskatchewan’s Minister of Education says it should be a parent’s right to decide if their child participates in programming related to gender and sexual diversity.
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BREAKING: The truck driver who caused the horrific bus crash involving the Humboldt Broncos junior hockey team has been ordered to be deported.
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Saskatchewan NDP gaining momentum among decided voters, new poll says
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Former Humboldt Broncos player Ty Smith and his girlfriend Kat Kastner were crowned the winners of The Amazing Race Canada on Tuesday.
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More than half of Canadians say they are $200 away or less from not being able to pay all of their bills at the end of the month, a report by insolvency firm MNP Ltd. said, as higher interest rates and a rising cost of living have stretched budgets.
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Sask. Party Leader Scott Moe has been re-elected, CTV News confirms.
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Nearly three years after losing his son Evan in the Humboldt Broncos bus crash, Scott Thomas has written a letter in support of the semi-driver who was responsible, Jaskirat Singh Sidhu.
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In an upset, long-time Sask. Party MLA Paul Merriman has lost his Saskatoon Silverspring seat to the NDP's Hugh Gordon.
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WATCH: Non-binary 10-year-old gives emotional speech at Saskatoon city hall after protests and online comments which many view as hateful.
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Humboldt Broncos’ ‘Straz’ returns to Alberta to continue rehabilitation in hospital #sask #sk #humboldtbroncos.
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Convoy participant Pat King was involved in the planning and logistics of the Freedom Convoy protest, despite denials of his participation by organizers, according to court documents obtained by CTV News.
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A Saskatchewan doctor is speaking out following Premier Scott Moe's suggestion that medical professionals "really provide some guidance for Saskatchewan people" to help dispel COVID-19 misinformation.
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Masking at City of Saskatoon facilities and buses will continue to be mandatory, despite coming changes to Saskatchewan’s public health order.
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The owner of the Loon Lake Hotel isn’t allowing unvaccinated customers inside the hotel and bar.
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For today's picture of the day, we celebrate the 90th birthday of Telemiracle host and Sesame Street actor Bob McGrath.
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Students at a Catholic school in Saskatoon say their high school is restricting and censoring Pride week celebrations.
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The city's public school division has confirmed that it no longer employs a custodian who was spotted at an anti-COVID-19 health measure event.
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Person fined $2,800 for involvement in Saskatoon anti-mask protests last weekend: police
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An organizer of a planned protest against the Saskatchewan government's move to lift COVID-19 measures believes he's part of a "silent majority" that needs to speak up.
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The University of Saskatchewan has extended its mask mandate at campuses and indoor locations until June 30.
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Sask. minister skipped conference to tour Paris in pricey limo, documents show
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A teenager hit by a car while helping a stranded driver has donated $9,200 dollars to STARS.
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Sask. Party catches heat after using Russian filmed stock footage in campaign ad
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Les Erikson, who lives southeast of near Prince Albert, took a photo of a this visitor at his patio bird feeder just 24 feet from his house.
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Sask. ignores meeting invite, federal funds to tackle homeless encampments
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Epidemiologist Nazeem Muhajarine says that in order to keep all kids and families safe, everyone should be moving to online learning.
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Saskatoon’s blood clinic over-capacity, donors motivated by Humboldt Broncos bus crash
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Valerie Joy took today's picture of the day, of the wildfire near Prince Albert.
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Infectious disease physician Dr. Alexander Wong says Premier Scott Moe's Quebec comparison isn't accurate.
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The Saskatchewan Teachers Federation (STF) is raising a red flag about how much taxpayer money is being spent on private schools — including schools facing allegations of abuse.
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The Indigenous-made Nikihk soap and cleaning products are now on sale at around 1,500 Sobeys locations.
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In a 4 to 1 decision, the Alberta Court of Appeal became the first to declare the federal carbon tax unconstitutional.
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The Greater Saskatoon Catholic School (GSCS) division is facing accusations of bigotry after a screenshot of an email purported to be from the superintendent circulated widely online Thursday.
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RCMP union calling on province to pause Sask. Marshals Service
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Jon Kulyk sends us today’s picture of the day, of the Victoria Bridge in Saskatoon this morning.
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Former Saskatoon resident Gurdeep Pandher is hoping to bring joy to Canadians by sharing his bhangra dance routines to social media.
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'Always a promise . always a deficit': Sask. Party platform overstates future revenue, economist says
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Thousands of people turned out to march in Saskatoon’s Pride Parade on Saturday.
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A woman who says she survived years of sexual abuse at the hands of a church elder in Maple Creek is questioning why police haven't laid charges in her case.
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A Saskatoon pizza shop had to shut its doors after a social media post led to an overwhelming number of orders.
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Due to a 785 per cent increase in active COVID-19 cases since restrictions were lifted provincially, city administration is recommending mandatory masking policies for all city facilities and buses.
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A Saskatoon punk band has raised money to buy food, hygiene products and school supplies for remote northern Indigenous communities in Nunavut and the Northwest Territories.
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Cheryl Cook sends us today's picture of the day, of a mother and baby elk cooling off in front of a restaurant at Waskesiu on Canada Day.
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The head of the union representing Saskatchewan's teachers is accusing the provincial government of utilizing "attack ads" in an attempt to undermine contract negotiations.
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The Federal Court has agreed to allow the lawyer for a former truck driver who caused the deadly Humboldt Broncos bus crash to argue against his possible deportation.
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A Saskatoon physician says the provincial government’s move to keep bars and casinos open sends mixed messages about the severity of the pandemic.
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Rock carvings from more than a thousand years ago have been discovered at Wanuskewin Heritage Park.
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PM names Saskatoon’s Tracy Muggli as independent senator
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WATCH: Mayor Charlie Clark will ask the premier and health minister to limit gathering sizes to fight COVID-19.
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Following the leak of a controversial email, Greater Saskatoon Catholic Schools' downtown office was hit with an apparent act of vandalism Monday morning.
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The Canadian government spent nearly $400,000 on hotel rooms during the funeral for Queen Elizabeth II, a figure that includes a luxurious $6,000-a-night river-view suite.
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Cheryl Mitchell sent us this stunning photo of a sundog that she took in the north end of Saskatoon. Thanks for sending this in!☀️ #YXE
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The City of Saskatoon is expecting to install its largest solar farm ever with the capacity to power 330 homes.
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A Saskatchewan farmer is donating nearly $2 million to the Jim Pattison Children's Hospital Foundation.
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Viv Whitecalf took today's picture of the day, of blue jays visiting Sweetgrass First Nation.
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Today’s picture of the day features Brayden Schenn of the St. Louis Blues bringing the Stanley Cup to Saskatoon. (Photo courtesy Philip Pritchard, the Keeper of the Cup)
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Former John A Macdonald Road officially renamed miyo wahkohtowin Road
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The Saskatoon Council on Aging wants people to denounce ageist comments, actions and thoughts that portray the idea that it’s okay if a person in their 80s dies from COVID-19, since they were going to die anyway.
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Photos are circulating of fans at Sasktel Centre Saturday night for the Eric Church concert maskless, just a day after the federal government announced it would be sending assistance to help the province deal with overrun intensive care units.
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Former Sask. private Christian school principal faces new sex crime charges
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Saskatoon Mayor Charlie Clark says he wants to see a consistent framework from the province - including an indoor mask mandate and screening people attending non-essential events.
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Late Humboldt Broncos coach Darcy Haugan received the inaugural Willie O’Ree Community Hero Award in Las Vegas on Wednesday night #sask
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Today's picture of the day comes from former CTV Saskatoon reporter Francois Biber. Ivy Rey Biber arrived Feb. 19.
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When the Prince Albert Raiders and Saskatoon Blades take the ice this fall, all players and staff will have to be vaccinated.
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A new climate change report has found that Saskatchewan is warming three times faster than the rest of the world.
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'He’s top notch': Saskatoon paramedic recognized as Canada’s Paramedic of the Year
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A Saskatoon priest is going to trial for allegedly sexually assaulting a minor.
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Saskatoon Pride says 'no' to Sask. Party members who said 'yea' to pronoun law
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A Saskatchewan Provincial Court judge has found former PPC candidate Mark Friesen guilty of violating public health orders (PHO).
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Sask. teachers to pause extracurriculars for full week heading into Easter break.
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Sask. dog lost in snowstorm dug a burrow and survived for days
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The mayor of Saskatoon is calling for measures including "vaccine passports" in the wake of rising COVID-19 rates in the city.
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Prairie Harm Reduction, Saskatchewan’s only supervised drug consumption site, wants $1.3 million in provincial funding.
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An epidemiologist is calling for the province to ban in-person dining at restaurants and move to curb-side pickup and takeout only.
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The University of Saskatchewan will require students, faculty and staff to be vaccinated against COVID-19 this fall before entering campuses.
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The Saskatchewan Union of Nurses is calling for mandatory vaccination for all health care workers and a return to mandated masking.
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Six bison calves, three male and three female, were born at Wanuskewin Heritage Park this month, bringing the herd to 24 members, the park says.
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A Saskatoon ICU physician says the suspension of organ donation in the province due to surging COVID-19 cases is “extremely painful and sad.”
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Canada moving on single-use plastics ban but will determine products later -
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An organizer of a planned protest against the Saskatchewan government's move to lift COVID-19 measures believes he's part of a "silent majority" that needs to speak up.
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A group of eight Western Canadian investors has agreed to buy Elk Ridge Golf & Conference Centre.
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Jack Saddleback says it’s “absolutely embarrassing and disheartening” that 13 of 14 Conservative MPs in Saskatchewan voted against Bill C-6.
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Due to a 785 per cent increase in active COVID-19 cases since restrictions were lifted provincially, city administration is recommending mandatory masking policies for all city facilities and buses.
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‘They will forever be Humboldt Broncos’: Thousands gather to remember victims of bus crash - #Sask #sk #HumboldtStrong #yxe
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