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Slumping riverbank worsens as Saskatoon works on permanent fix
A section of slumping riverbank in Saskatoon has taken a turn for the worse. On Monday, the city showed up with barricades on the east side of the riverbank after large cracks appeared on Saskatchewan...
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Apr 12, 2016
Rider fans show support at Florida mini-camp
The road to a hopeful return to the Grey Cup has taken the Saskatchewan Roughriders to Florida. The Riders mini-camp is now being held in Vero Beach, where Saskatoon's Bob Pringle can be found on the ...
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Apr 12, 2016
70 dogs seized on farm near Riceton, Sask.
A lengthy investigation into suspected animal cruelty has led to one of the largest dog seizures in the province's history. Last Thursday, 70 mixed-breed dogs were seized by Animal Protection Services...
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Apr 12, 2016
2 charged in armed robbery of Saskatoon pizza delivery driver
Two boys are facing charges after yet another pizza delivery robbery in Saskatoon last week. This one happened around 2 a.m. Friday, when a 58-year-old driver was delivering pizzas in the 500 block of...
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Apr 12, 2016
TSB investigates runaway rail car in Saskatoon
The Transportation Safety Board is investigating another case of a runaway railway car rolling through a Saskatchewan city. The board said on March 27, an empty Canadian Pacific Railway hopper car rol...
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Apr 12, 2016
Drunk driver sentenced to 4 years for Moose Jaw-area fatal crash
A young Moose Jaw man who pleaded guilty to impaired driving has been sentenced to four years in prison for a crash that killed three of his friends. Jesse David Taylor entered the plea last month in ...
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Apr 12, 2016
Saskatoon developing $17-million flood plan
The sound of rain terrifies Laurie Bourgeois and Michel Thibault. "(When) we get a thunderstorm in the summertime, you can sit on your balcony or deck and watch it come down. We're looking for a ...
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Apr 12, 2016
Wotherspoon not rushing to decision about Sask. NDP leadership
No sooner had Cam Broten made a decision about his future, the question began about who would replace him. The NDP suffered a crushing defeat in the provincial election with the party's leader losing ...
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Apr 12, 2016
29th Street store robbed at gunpoint, 4 suspects at large
Saskatoon police are looking for four masked suspects who held up a store on 29th Street W Monday evening. Just after 7:15 p.m., three men and a woman entered a business off Avenue I N. The suspe...
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Apr 11, 2016
Former Wolseley principal argues for lighter punishment for altering grades
A former principal found to have acted unprofessionally by altering students' grades was back before the Saskatchewan Teachers' Federation (STF) on Monday. Kimberley Sautner and her l...
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Apr 11, 2016
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