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Advocates call for closure of Moose Jaw's Valley View Centre
Advocates for people with intellectual disabilities are banding together so they have a united voice in their call for the provincial government to close Valley View Centre in Moose Jaw.
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Crown appeals acquittal of woman who left newborn in toilet
April Dawn Halkett was acquitted of child abandonment on June 24. The Crown is appealing the acquittal of a Saskatchewan woman who left her newborn baby in a toilet in a Wal-Mart store two years ago.
Sask. expected to be one of many to make isotope proposal
The province's quest for a research nuclear reactor that would produce medical isotopes in Saskatoon isn't necessarily a competition with other jurisdictions, said the government official co-chairing the working group on the issue.
" The provincial government and the University of Saskatchewan have struck a partnership on a plan to bring to Saskatoon a nuclear reactor that will produce medical isotopes, Premier Brad Wall said Wednesday.
Teens say they were attacked with a cricket bat-like paddle in Saskatoon's north end
SASKATOON a ' A 16-year-old male is charged with assault with a weapon and intimidation after three 14-year-olds were allegedly beaten with a paddle in the north end of Saskatoon last week.
Don Martin: Pride goes before Ablonczy's fall
It may be the heartland of the a ita TMs Adam-and-Eve not Adam-and-Stevea TM crowd, but Saskatoon still hosted a Pride Festival last month featuring family walks, a pub crawl, the obligatory gay parade and a prom night drag queen show.
Tornado watch lifted for Saskatoon and area
Saskatoon and area has experienced some wacky weather recently, including in late-June near Maymont, roughly 90 kilometres northwest of Saskatoon Photograph by: Haylee deStrake, Reader photo SASKATOON a ' A tornado watch has been lifted for Saskatoon and surrounding communities.
Severe thunderstorm watch for Kindersley, Rosetown, Biggar, and southwestern Saskatchewan
File photo: Environment Canada has issued severe thunderstorm watches and one warning for southeastern Saskatchewan.
Police complete investigation of fatal shooting of Saskatchewan woman
A police investigation into the fatal shooting of a woman by officers in Prince Albert, Sask., has ended, but details have not been made public.
Be careful on the streets, Saskatoon police say in wake of Monday violent robberies
Saskatoon police are investigating after two men were assaulted with broken bottles on Monday.
Saskatchewan building permits see highest increase in Canada in May
MP slams junior cabinet minister over Gay Pride support
A Conservative MP is telling reporters in his Saskatchewan riding that cabinet colleague Diane Ablonczy has been relieved of the tourism portfolio for signing off on a $400,000 grant for Toronto's Gay Pride parade.
Regina man accused of causing weekend collision appears in court
REGINA a ' A man accused of causing a serious collision that injured, among others, a three-year-old child made his first appearance at Regina Provincial Court on Monday.
Pilot's lapbelt came undone in fatal Snowbird crash: report
Capt. Shawn McCaughey, 31, of Candiac, Que., died on May 18, 2007, when the CT-114 Tutor jet he was piloting crashed during a rehearsal for an airshow.
Gov't seeks court ruling on same-sex union law
The Saskatchewan Party government's plan to introduce legislation allowing provincial marriage commissioners to refuse to perform same-sex marriages for religious reasons was both praised as a defence of religious freedoms and condemned as the institutionalizing of discrimination against gays and lesbians.
Canadians DeLaet, Rutledge share lead at Canadian Tour event
Graham DeLaet of Weyburn, Sask., and Jim Rutledge of Victoria both shot their second straight 5-under 67 Friday to move into a three-way tie for the lead lead at the TELUS Edmonton Open.
Sask. needs 120,000 more workers: report
Saskatchewan's labour force will need an additional 120,000 workers by 2020 -- an average of 10,000 per year -- or there will be little population growth and a stagnant provincial economy, says the Saskatchewan Labour Market Commission .