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Man stabbed in Saskatoon apartment
A Saskatoon man is in hospital after he was stabbed in an apartment early Saturday morning. Police were called to an apartment in the 100 block of Edinburgh Place near 8th Street and McKercher Drive a...
Jan 23, 2016
Ex-husband of woman charged in fatal crash takes on drunk driving
The ex-husband of a woman charged following a collision that killed a family of four wants to curb drunk driving. Frank Michel and Catherine McKay divorced some 20 years ago. "We're not 'friend...
Jan 22, 2016
RCMP say 4 dead in shooting at La Loche high school
A teacher is among the four people killed and two critically injured after a shooter opened fire at a high school in the northern Saskatchewan community of La Loche Friday. Marie Janvier, who was a te...
Jan 22, 2016
Northern Sask. RCMP officer pleads guilty to sexual assault
A Saskatchewan RCMP officer who pleaded guilty to sexual assault will not serve jail time. Const. Randy McKay appeared in court in Dillon on Wednesday. Dillon is a small community ...
Jan 22, 2016
Goforth murder trial hears doctor describe efforts to save 4-year-old girl
The exact medical condition of the murdered four-year-old in the Goforth trial was made clear for the court Friday. Dr. Abdulhafid Ali Essalah testified at the trial of Tammy and Kevin Goforth, a Regi...
Jan 22, 2016
Roughriders re-sign Spencer Moore
You can scratch another Saskatchewan Roughrider off the potential list of CFL free agents. Fullback Spencer Moore signed a new extension with the team on Friday. Terms of the deal were not released. T...
Jan 22, 2016
43 undeclared firearm seizures part of 'banner year' for Sask. border crossings
Officers seized a lot more undeclared firearms at border crossings in southern Saskatchewan throughout 2015 compared to the year before. The Canadian Border Services Agency called 2015 a "banner enfor...
Jan 22, 2016
City of Saskatoon acknowledges cold-weather issue with new pay stations
The City of Saskatoon is pleading for patience with its new parking pay stations. With the first blast of winter hitting this week driving temperatures below -30 C, director of community standards And...
Jan 22, 2016
Youth curfew not a consideration for Saskatoon police
The board of police commissioners believes a city-wide youth curfew would not be the best use of police resources in Saskatoon after a local woman came forward about her concerns with youth "running w...
Jan 21, 2016
City of Saskatoon defends road strategy in wake of snowstorm
With dozens of collisions around the city Tuesday, officials with the City of Saskatoon took time to explain their response to this week's icy roads. At a news conference Thursday, director of public ...
Jan 21, 2016
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