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Roughriders hold off Blue Bombers 27-23 in Labour Day Classic
This time, the Saskatchewan Roughriders' offence was able to deliver.
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Huskies upset top-ranked Dinos
Jeff Hassler’s 69-yard touchdown run just 96 seconds from the opening kickoff set the tone for a first-half offensive explosion and the third-ranked Saskatchewan Huskies defeated the top-ranked Calgary Dinos 34-13 in Canada West football action on Saturday at McMahon Stadium.
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Gallery: 2010 PotashCorp Fireworks Festival lights up Saskatoon
The 2010 PotashCorp Fireworks Festival was held between the Broadway and Traffic bridges in Saskatoon during the Labour Day Weekend.
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Pickup truck collides with moose on Saskatchewan highway, one person dead at scene
One person is dead after a collision Saturday morning between a vehicle and a moose.
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Postings on SaskJobs top 750,000 visits
More than 10,000 new job openings -- the highest in 22 months -- were posted on the SaskJobs.ca website in August, the provincial government said Friday. Advanced Education, Employment and Immigration Minister Rob Norris said those 10,318 job postings demonstrate there are many job opportunities in the
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On another note; musician goes from student to teacher
Cassandra Stinn has been going to the Saskatoon Academy of Music since she was seven, first as a pupil, then as a teacher.
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Vandals hit close to home
Most of the windows are smashed, the hood of a bus lies metres away from where the bus has been left stranded in a mass of tangled pine trees, fences have been pushed over and the pool no longer holds water.
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Byelection due before fall: Wall
Voters will likely go to the polls in Saskatoon Northwest sometime next month, Premier Brad Wall said Friday.
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Regina teacher faces trafficking charges
A Regina schoolteacher who works with troubled teens is the latest person to be charged in an ongoing investigation into cocaine trafficking in Regina.
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China potash play worries Wall
Premier Brad Wall acknowledged Friday his Saskatchewan Party government faces a difficult balancing act as its concern grows over Chinese involvement in a potential bid for Potash Corp. of Saskatchewan Inc.
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Kidney transplant program to resume
The vast majority of Saskatchewan patients waiting for kidney transplants will still have to travel to Alberta for the surgery despite an announcement Friday by the minister of health.
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Two men slashed
Two men were slashed with a knife Friday on Central Avenue.
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Trades camp out in city
The tradespeople -- the electricians, the roofers, the drywallers -- living in tents at the Gordie Howe Campground could get together and build their own homes.
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Father whose son died in foster care begins walk from Saskatoon to Regina
Chris Martell, whose son died in June while in foster care, is walking to Regina from Saskatoon to raise money to launch a lawsuit, as well as for a memorial fund for his son.
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Johnny Reid adds another concert
After selling out two shows in Saskatoon, musician Johnny Reid has added a third concert in the City of Bridges this fall.
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Psychiatric assessment ordered for accused in torture case
A 30-day psychiatric assessment has been ordered for a Calgary man facing charges in the horrific beating of his former roommate and in connection with the alleged assault and confinement of an underage girl last year.