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Trudeau announces $32M in federal funding for Sask. long-term care during Saskatoon visit (Wed, 25 May 2022)
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau visited Saskatoon Wednesday with an agenda that included meeting with long-term care residents, agriculture students, vaccine researchers, and a visit to a daycare.
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Health transfer money to be in spotlight as Moe hosts Western premiers in Regina Friday (Wed, 25 May 2022)
Canada's Western premiers are meeting in Regina on Friday and federal health transfers are expected to be the top item on the agenda.
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Rising food prices forcing some Sask. residents to cut costs (Wed, 25 May 2022)
Many Canadians are struggling to keep up with soaring food prices. Some are falling behind, while others are looking at ways to adapt.
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Sask. school division cutting 21 teaching jobs, CFO blames inadequate gov't funding (Wed, 25 May 2022)
South East Corner Public School Division is cutting more than 30 jobs in total to offset a $2.5-million deficit.
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Family hopes to come to Sask. after fleeing Afghanistan, then Ukraine (Wed, 25 May 2022)
A Saskatchewan woman is trying to bring her family to Canada after they were forced to flee two war zones — first from Afghanistan and then Ukraine.
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It feels like not much matters in the wake of another massacre at a U.S. school (Wed, 25 May 2022)
How it is possible to go out and work, play sports or do anything when people in power refuse to protect the most vulnerable? It seems impossible, writes Shireen Ahmed.
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Sask. MLA travel ramps up after pandemic pause, premier says more to come (Wed, 25 May 2022)
The pandemic put a halt on international travel for Saskatchewan government MLAs, but after an 18-month layover the government is back in the air, with eight trips in the last five months and more on the way, according to Premier Scott Moe.
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Regina executive committee gives thumbs up to housing retrofit program (Wed, 25 May 2022)
The maximum grant available to Regina residents under the proposed rebate program would be $5,000. The program will still need to be approved by Regina City Council.
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Your questions answered: Should I wear a mask if I've already had COVID? (Wed, 25 May 2022)
As Canadians look ahead to summer vacation plans with friends and family, there are still lingering questions about which safety precautions are necessary and which ones are overkill, now that public health restrictions have relaxed.
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Jury finds 2 men guilty in kidnapping and killing of Humboldt man (Tue, 24 May 2022)
The jury at Saskatoon's Court of Queen's Bench found Tristan Morrison, 23, guilty of first-degree murder and Steven Veilleux, 44, guilty of manslaughter in the 2020 shooting death.
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