TSB investigating train derailment north of Regina
The Transportation Safety Board is launching an investigation following a train derailment in Strasbourg.
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81 COVID-19 ICU patients sets new daily record for Sask.
Saskatchewan set a new daily record for COVID-19 ICU patients on Saturday, with 81 people currently receiving intensive care.
Sask. top doctor not ruling out further restrictions, despite plateauing COVID-19 cases
Despite plateauing COVID-19 case numbers, Saskatchewan’s chief medical health officer said the province is far from clearing the fourth wave.
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More safety measures implemented at Regina tent community
On Saturday, The City of Regina put a fence around the tents set up at “Camp Marjorie” in order to keep the residents of the camp, volunteers and the surrounding community safe.
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How a 19-year-old man is helping Indigenous youth overcome mental health struggles
A 19-year-old man from Ochapowace Nation organized a youth mental health hunt to help Indigenous people aged 15-35 connect with the land while opening up about their personal struggles.
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WHL roundup: Pats extend losing streak, Warriors topple Raiders
Friday night Western Hockey League (WHL) action saw two southern Saskatchewan clubs heading in opposite directions in the standings.
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PHAC advice behind feds' decision to keep requiring negative tests to enter Canada: Blair
Public Safety Minister Bill Blair says the government will continue to require travellers to provide proof of a negative COVID-19 test upon entry into the country so long as the Public Health Agency of Canada advocates for it.
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Proof of vaccination to be required in Sask. fast food restaurants, liquor stores
The Government of Saskatchewan has added more businesses, including fast food restaurants and liquor stores, to the list of spaces that will require proof of COVID-19 vaccination.
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U.S. says it will permit entry of Canadian travellers with mixed vaccine doses
The U.S. says it will allow Canadians into the country who have received a mixed COVID-19 vaccine schedule, when the U.S. opens its borders to fully vaccinated travellers on Nov. 8.
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'This is the perfect time for you to be our leader': First Nations University of Canada welcomes new President.
The First Nations University of Canada welcomed its new president, Jacqueline Ottmann, who’s originally from Fishing Lake First Nation.
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98% of SHA physicians, staff attest to being fully vaccinated
Nearly all Saskatchewan Health Authority (SHA) physicians and staff have attested to being fully vaccinated.
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Regina's Cole Sillinger scores first point in NHL debut
Regina's Cole Sillinger became just the sixth 18-year-old to crack the Columbus Blue Jackets’ starting line-up on Thursday night and he made every second count.
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1.3M COVID-19 self-test kits to be distributed for use across Sask.
More than 1.3 million kits will be distributed to the general public across Saskatchewan starting the week of Oct. 18, through participating fire halls, local chambers of commerce, and Saskatchewan Health Authority (SHA) testing and assessment centres.
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Manitoba will 'certainly' help Saskatchewan with ICU care if possible: health minister
Manitoba will “certainly” help Saskatchewan with ICU care if it is possible, according to the health minister.
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4 more COVID-19 deaths, 312 new cases reported in Sask.
The Government of Saskatchewan reported 312 new COVID-19 cases on Friday and four more deaths.
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No charges in death of girl, 7, near Wadena: RCMP
Charges have not been laid in the death of a 7-year-old girl near Wadena, RCMP say.
Sask. premier's approval down 20 points as COVID-19 hammers province: survey
For the first time in his tenure, Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe isn’t enjoying a majority level of approval, with only two-in-five (43 per cent) saying they approve of him.
Brace yourself – snow is in the forecast for southeast Saskatchewan
So far this fall we’ve been lucky to have warm temperatures, just a little light frost and generally pleasant conditions, but things are a bit more unsettled and chilly this week.
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Sask. family drives to Montreal for concert only to have it postponed
A Saskatchewan family is expressing their disappointment after they drove to Montreal for a concert, only to be notified of its postponement at the last minute.
'Those poor kids got ripped off': Yorkton high school honours former senior football players
The Yorkton Raiders honoured the teams former seniors who were unable to play last year due to COVID-19, with a unique ritual.
Fentanyl accounts for two-thirds of 2021 confirmed overdose deaths in Sask.: coroner
There have been 132 confirmed drug toxicity deaths in Saskatchewan as of Oct. 4, 2021, according to the Saskatchewan Coroners Service.
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How to get your Ontario vaccine certificate QR code
The Ontario government has launched its COVID-19 vaccine verification app and QR code system.
Victoria woman's appearance in Netflix series after experiencing addiction and homelessness inspires hope
When Carey Oakes embraced her first guitar, she couldn’t have imagined how dynamic the soundtrack to her life would become.
Senior swimmer shows that every day can be a beach day in Nova Scotia
Eva Farmakoulas is always seeking adventure. At 69-years-old, Farmakoulas enjoys a daily dip in the North Atlantic in mid-October.
Sweet treat from sinister Netflix series 'Squid Game' a hit at Montreal shop
A sugar candy featured in the wildly popular Netflix series 'Squid Game' is causing a stir in Montreal. At Claude & Claudette Depanneur, a shop in St-Henri, Robert Kim sells Korean fare, including dalgona.
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Thousands protest in Italy in rebuke of anti-vaccine riot
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WATCH: U.S. police smash window, rescue unconscious driver
![Video footage shows police in Atlanta stopping an unconscious driver moments before he would have hit oncoming traffic.]()
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Tallest woman in the world hopes to inspire others
![Rumeysa Gelgi, 24, hopes to inspire others after being awarded the Guinness World Record for tallest woman in the world.]()
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Protests lead to deadly clashes in Beirut
![A deadly attack on protesters lead to an exchange of gunfire in an area dividing Christian and Muslim neighbourhoods in Beirut.]()
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W5 Preview: When eating food feels like 'a heroin high'
![W5 speaks to an Ontario man who says he has a physical and emotional addiction to food and fears it could one day cause his death.]()
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Tips on how to be safe from COVID-19 this Halloween
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A Victoria, B.C. woman’s chance to star in a Netflix series has set her life in a new direction, from homelessness to rising star.
A rare and intimate look at Canada’s most majestic creatures
CTV’s Allison Hurst has the details on one photographer’s journey to capture some unique shots from the Canadian wild.
WATCH: Video shows train colliding with car hauler in Okla.
An Amtrak train struck a semi-truck carrying a number of cars near Thackerville, Oklahoma, leaving at least four passengers with minor injuries.
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'Irritating': Queen on need for climate change action
The Queen was overhead talking about the need for more than words on climate action, going as far as calling it 'irritating'.
NASA's asteroid hunter 'Lucy' soars into space
Video from Oct. 16 shows the moment NASA launched a spacecraft, beginning a 12-year mission named 'Lucy' to study Jupiter's asteroids.
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Incredible video of lava river flowing from La Palma volcano
Hundreds of people have been evacuated from La Palma and now new video shows the extent of the lava flow from the island's volcano.
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Travel industry, health experts applaud U.S. decision to allow travellers with mixed doses
The organization representing Canada's tourism industry is applauding the U.S. government's decision to allow Canadian travellers with mixed vaccine doses once the border opens in November.
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W5 INVESTIGATES | Can you be addicted to food? Theory on what's fuelling North America's obesity problem gains ground
Saturday at 7 p.m. on CTV: W5 investigates a theory that's not widely accepted in scientific circles, but is gaining ground: that North America's obesity problem is being fuelled by a physical addiction to highly processed foods.
Man charged with first-degree murder in death of Nunavut actress Emerald MacDonald
Mounties in Nunavut have charged a man with first-degree murder in the May death of actress Emerald MacDonald.
Melbourne to ease world's longest COVID-19 lockdowns as vaccinations rise
Melbourne, which has spent more time under COVID-19 lockdowns than any other city in the world, is set to lift its stay-at-home orders this week.
Robert Durst hospitalized with COVID-19, his lawyer says
New York real estate heir Robert Durst, who days ago was sentenced in a two-decade-old murder case, has been hospitalized after contracting COVID-19, his lawyer said Saturday.
N.B. RCMP tweets Indigenous land acknowledgment as province orders its employees to stop
The New Brunswick RCMP says it remains committed to 'strengthening relationships' between Mounties and Indigenous communities, as the province finds itself in the midst of litigation involving several Indigenous groups.
PHAC advice behind feds' decision to keep requiring negative tests to enter Canada: Blair
Public Safety Minister Bill Blair says the government will continue to require travellers to provide proof of a negative COVID-19 test upon entry into the country so long as the Public Health Agency of Canada advocates for it.
Missing 72-year-old southern Alberta politician found dead, wife charged with 2nd-degree murder
A 72-year-old man RCMP said was last seen on Oct. 8 was found dead, and his wife now faces a second-degree murder charge.
Leaders pay tribute at church where British MP was killed
Leaders from across the political spectrum came together Saturday to pay tribute to a long-serving British MP who was stabbed to death in what police have described as a terrorist incident.
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Demanding answers over Indigenous woman's death
Supporters took to the streets demanding answers over the death of an Indigenous woman in 2007. CTV’s Tyson Fedor reports.
Smoked: Working in a potentially dangerous atmosphere
Hundreds gather to remember British MP David Amess
Hundreds gathered to remember a British MP who was killed in what police are calling a terrorist attack. CTV's Daniele Hamamdjian reports.
Pushback over Ont. capacity restrictions on small business
Thousands of sports fans are sitting shoulder to shoulder as Ont. restaurants continue to deal with capacity limits. Heather Butts explains.
NASA's asteroid hunter 'Lucy' soars into space
Video from Oct. 16 shows the moment NASA launched a spacecraft, beginning a 12-year mission named 'Lucy' to study Jupiter's asteroids.
