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Operation Red Nose celebrates another year of safe rides
After checking its list twice, Operation Red Nose came out Wednesday with the final tally of its work to make Canadian roads safer throughout the holiday season. The service reported more than 70,000 ...
Jan 03, 2018 Operation Red Nose wants to make sure drivers and their vehicles get home safely over the holidays. (Operation Red Nose Saskatoon/Facebook)
Riders trade for quarterback Zach Collaros
The Roughriders have a new quarterback after trading a second-round draft pick to the Hamilton Tiger-Cats for quarterback Zach Collaros. The Tiger-Cats announced the trade on its website Wednesday mor...
Jan 03, 2018 The Hamilton Tiger-Cats announced the trade of quarterback Zach Collaros to the Saskatchewan Roughriders on Jan. 3, 2018. (ticats.ca)
Saskatoon woman wins over $71K in Rush home opener 50/50
At least one person in Saskatoon won't be feeling the pinch after the holiday season. The Saskatchewan Rush announced Tuesday that Evelyna Brant took home the 50/50 jackpot of $71, 815 from the team's...
Jan 02, 2018 The 50/50 winner scored more than $71,000 at the Saskatchewan Rush home opener on Dec. 23, 2017. (Saskatchewan Rush)
Sask. rancher blasts Ottawa's pricey Canada 150 rink
A Saskatchewan rancher tapped into frustration over federal spending on Canada 150 with a tweet sent out during last week's cold snap. Adrienne Ivey ranches with her family near Ituna, about 135 kilom...
Jan 02, 2018
World Juniors: Canada vs. Switzerland
It's expected to be an easy win for Canada, but nothing is guaranteed at the World Juniors. After finishing first in Group A, Team Canada takes on Switzerland in Tuesday's quarterfinal game in Buffalo...
Jan 02, 2018
Saskatoon police locate 14-year-old girl
Saskatoon police have found a 14-year-old girl reported missing on New Years Day. Police announced Jan. 4 that Shaniel Littlewolf was found safe. They thanked the public and the media for their help.
Jan 02, 2018 Shaniel Littlewolf, 14, shown in a photo provided to media on Jan. 2, 2018. (Saskatoon police)
New Year sees Agrium, PotashCorp merge to form Nutrien
The long-awaited merger of two major Canadian agriculture companies took effect Tuesday. News of talks about a potential merger of equals between Calgary-based Agrium Inc. and Saskatoon-based Potash C...
Jan 02, 2018
Police lay single drunk driving charge on New Year's Eve
It looks like Saskatoon drivers are getting the message at least one night of the year when it comes to drunk driving. Saskatoon police reported that their New Year's Eve checkstop blitz saw around 1,...
Jan 02, 2018 A Saskatoon police checkstop on Dec. 31, 2017. (Saskatoon Police Service) Police check stop, impaired driving, Drunk Driving
Saskatoon's first baby of 2018 a healthy girl
Paisley Barfield is the first baby born in Saskatoon in 2018. According to the Saskatchewan Health Authority, the eight-pound-15-ounce baby girl was delivered at 12:04 a.m. Monday at Royal University ...
Jan 01, 2018 Paisley Barfield was delivered at 12:04 a.m. on Jan. 1, 2018, at Royal University Hospital. (Saskatchewan Health Authority)
According to the Saskatchewan Health Authority, the eight-pound-15-ounce baby girl was delivered at 12:04 a.m. Monday at Royal University Hospital.
Taser fails in New Year's Day domestic disturbance
The Saskatoon Police Service will review a domestic disturbance call after a taser deployed by an officer missed it's intended target -a 34-year-old man. According to police, they responded to a domes...
Jan 01, 2018
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