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• ‘A quiet time’: James Smith Cree Nation reflects 2 years after mass stabbing

  Life on James Smith Cree Nation changed forever two years ago when a mass stabbing claimed 11 lives. "We want to be healing, we want to be healed," chief Robert Head says.

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• 14-year-old girl charged with attempted murder after student set on fire at Saskatoon school

  A 15-year-old student at Evan Hardy Collegiate was taken to hospital Thursday after being intentionally set on fire by another student Thursday.

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• Police chief overseeing beleaguered Saskatchewan force paid $430K after retirement

  The former chief of a beleaguered Saskatchewan police service that was subject to an independent inquiry was paid nearly $430,000 after he retired

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• Your Saskatchewan photo of the day: September 2024

  Each day, Global Saskatoon and Global Regina feature a viewer-submitted photo for the Your Saskatchewan photo of the day.

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  Sep 6
• Sask. village of Wiseton devastated after major fire destroys multiple landmarks

  Nothing left but rubble and char after a devastating fire in Wiseton, Sask. -- a small village roughly an hour and a half southwest of Saskatoon.

  Canada

  Sep 5
• ‘Violent dogs’ attacking Regina’s Cathedral neighbourhood

  Anxiety is high for many residents in Regina’s Cathedral neighbourhood as free-roaming dogs are being reported to be very aggressive and violent.

  Canada

  Sep 5
• Canada’s canola sector may see ‘billion-dollar hit’ in China probe: report

  Morningstar DBRS said in a report released Thursday that the investigation into canola seed imports by China could result in levies being imposed on the crop.

  Canada

  Sep 5
• Evan Hardy Collegiate closed after 15-year-old girl assaulted, intentionally set on fire

  Students at Evan Hardy Collegiate in Saskatoon have been sent home for the day after a serious assault took place at the school.

  Crime

  Sep 5
• $8.4M investment from feds, provincial government towards childcare staff retention

  The Governments of Saskatchewan and Canada announced $8.4 million in early learning and childcare workforce grants to assist childcare centres in recruiting and retaining staff

  Canada

  Sep 5
• ‘They don’t come in’: Dewdney Avenue construction impacting sales at Regina businesses

  Businesses in Regina’s warehouse district are reaching the end of a 'challenging summer.' The Dewdney Avenue corridor revitalization project while necessary, has taken a toll.

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  Sep 5
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• Interest rates on car payments not heavily affected by BoC key interest rate drop

  Despite the Bank of Canada cutting its interest rate a third time, car dealerships in Regina say it has little to no short-term effect on vehicle financing and interest payments.

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  Sep 5
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• Paula Abdul cancels all Canadian tour dates: ‘This truly breaks my heart’

  Paula Abdul's Straight Up! To Canada Tour was scheduled to begin in Victoria, BC, before continuing on to 21 cities across the country.

  Entertainment

  Sep 5
• Playground built to honour victim of Saskatchewan mass stabbing two years later

  Children have been swinging, sliding and climbing on a playground built to honour one of the victims of a mass stabbing two years ago northeast of Saskatoon. 

  Canada

  Sep 4
• Canola farmers say China retaliatory probe ‘one more thing’ to worry about

  After a rail shutdown, inflation and drought, farmers are worried they'll end up paying the price for the fallout over Canada's tariffs on Chinese electric vehicles.

  Canada

  Sep 4
• Saskatchewan students, teachers return to full classrooms across the province

  After job action and pauses in extracurricular activities last year, teachers and students return to classrooms. However, teachers are entering this school year with no contract.

  Canada

  Sep 3
• Back to school prompts school zone safety reminders

  CAA Saskatchewan is reminding drivers and pedestrians to slow down and take their time on the road as students make their way back into the classroom.

  Canada

  Sep 3
• Three women arrested after Air Ronge, Sask. homicide

  RCMP in northern Saskatchewan say three women have been charged in the death last week of a 28-year-old man.

  Crime

  Sep 3
• SHA addresses health-care workers missing hundreds, thousands of dollars on paycheques

  Many health-care workers across the province have reported missing upwards of $1,000 on their paycheques over the last few months.

  Canada

  Aug 30
• University students return to campuses across Saskatchewan

  University students across Sask. are on the move, whether it's into university dorms, or they found off-campus apartments. But the search for a place to live can be challenging.

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  Aug 30
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• Estate Whisky Alliance forms to support homegrown whiskies

  A Saskatoon distillery is making its mark on the whisky industry with a new initiative to support and certify whiskies whose grains were grown and distilled in one place.

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  Aug 30
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• Pedestrian killed by Sask. RCMP vehicle heading to call for service

  Saskatchewan RCMP say a pedestrian is dead after being hit by a police vehicle.

  Canada

  Aug 30
• Passion for volleyball still runs strong for two-time Sask. Paralympian Julie Kozun

  Losing her left leg in a lawnmowing accident when she was a teenager, Paralympian Julie Kozun has not let that stop her from pursuing volleyball at the highest levels of sport.

  Sports

  Aug 29
• What to expect from Saskatchewan’s 2 main political parties ahead of the fall election

  The writ for the fall provincial election has yet to drop, but that hasn't stopped parties from unofficially jumping into campaign mode.

  Canada

  Aug 29
• Conflict of Interest Commissioner investigating Sask. Party MLAs Cockrill, Grewal

  Two Sask. Party MLA’s are now being investigated after concerns were raised over how government contracts were given to their personal companies.

  Politics

  Aug 29
• Saskatchewan schools making sure pronoun law followed as kids head back to class

  Saskatchewan's two largest school divisions say they’ve addressed concerns from teachers and are enforcing the province’s pronoun law as children head back to classrooms next week.

  Canada

  Aug 29