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Sask. Cancer Agency says mammogram wait times vary across the province, and patients say options unclear
The Saskatchewan Cancer Agency says it is working to ensure women in the province have access to breast cancer screening and biopsies in as timely a manner as possible, but some patients say the system isn't working fast enough.
Extreme cold to relent by end of week, warmer temps on the way for Sask.
Nearly all of Saskatchewan was under an extreme cold warning Monday morning, with wind chill values plunging to near -40, according to Environment and Climate Change Canada (ECCC).
Longtime Sask. teacher and coach paralyzed after slip in basketball game receives outpouring of support
A beloved Saskatchewan teacher and coach is getting support from the many people he’s helped over the years after being paralyzed in a fluke accident.
Pause on tariffs gives Sask. small businesses time to prepare, pivot
Many Canadian business owners took a sigh of relief Monday after Prime Minister Trudeau announced U.S. President Donald Trump will hold off on tariffs for at least 30 days.
Man accused of putting GPS trackers on vehicle; Saskatoon police warn drivers to look out for more
A 46-year-old Saskatoon man has been charged after GPS trackers were secretly attached to another man's vehicle, and police say they believe there may be more trackers out there.
Toxic gas at Bessborough Hotel sends 2 people to hospital
The Saskatoon Fire Department says chlorine and muriatic acid were mixed, creating toxic chlorine gas.
Police team dedicated to reducing intimate partner violence now working in Saskatoon
Saskatoon’s first police team dedicated to intimate partner violence is already on the job, with an aim to reduce the rate in a province that leads most of Canada.
Saskatoon's University Bridge partly reopened after encampment fire damaged sewage pipes
One lane of Saskatoon's University Bridge has reopened in each direction.
Community group wants to convert historic Regina church into support hub for homeless
Trinity Lutheran Church in Regina shut down last month and is now up for sale for $1.9 million. Community advocates are working to buy it and convert it into a multi-use facility with wraparound supports for homeless people.
Welcome to Canada
These 3 immigrant success stories show the Canadian dream is still alive for some in Saskatchewan
Saskatchewan has struggled compared to other provinces to retain newcomers arriving from other countries, according to Statistics Canada data and a recent Pollara survey commissioned by CBC. But these three business owners say the Canadian dream is alive in the province.