Sask. will expand booster shot eligibility soon: CMHO
Saskatchewan could soon be expanding booster shot eligibility – as more people reach the six-month mark after their second dose.
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Province fires back at Sask. Ag Producers after concerns raised about crop insurance surplus
The Government of Saskatchewan and the Agricultural Producers Association of Saskatchewan (APAS) were caught in a war of words on Wednesday surrounding the province’s deficit and crop insurance payments.
Riders hope to play spoiler to first-place Bombers in West Final
The Saskatchewan Roughriders are set to meet the Winnipeg Blue Bombers in the 2021 West Final, a rematch of 2019 with one key difference: the Bombers hold home field advantage.
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Samsung establishing regional office in Regina to support 5G rollout
Samsung Electronics Canada will be establishing a new regional office in Regina, through a partnership with SaskTel.
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'The possibilities are endless': YWCA asks city for $1M in funding for new healing lodge
YWCA Regina is asking the City of Regina to contribute $1.07 million dollars to go towards a healing lodge and ceremonial space in its new building.
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Sask.'s South East leads in new COVID-19 cases
Saskatchewan reported 81 new cases of COVID-19 on Wednesday – with 31 new cases reported in the province’s South East zone.
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Bedard among Sask.-based players invited to Hockey Canada World Junior selection camp
Regina Pats’ star Connor Bedard is among three Saskatchewan-based players invited to attend Hockey Canada’s selection camp for the World Junior Hockey Championships.
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These Sask. acts are performing on TeleMiracle 46
TeleMiracle has announced the list of Saskatchewan performers who will be featured on the 46th installment of the charity telethon.
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3 killed, 44 injured in impaired driving collisions during last year's holiday season: SGI
Three people were killed and 44 people were injured in impaired driving collisions last holiday season in Saskatchewan, according to SGI.
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Regina's All Nations Hope Network to expand frontline services with new building
All Nations Hope Network (ANHN) will soon be able to expand the services offered through its Awasiw program.
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$19.6K in Sask. Public Health Order fines handed out
Three fines were handed out in Saskatchewan under the Public Health Order, due to masking and proof of vaccination violations.
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Parents must now be present for COVID-19 vaccinations in Sask. elementary schools
Parents will now have to be present for the COVID-19 vaccination of elementary school students in schools, according to a new policy change from the Government of Saskatchewan.
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Recent racist message a 'tipping point' for Indigenous Sask. MLA
Indigenous NDP MLA Betty Nippi-Albright hopes bringing attention to the racist comments she receives creates change in Saskatchewan.
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Sask. travellers returning from southern Africa in two weeks of isolation
Dozens of travellers are in isolation here in the province – after returning from southern Africa in the last two weeks.
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Police called to Regina restaurant for incident involving Riders' player
A Saskatchewan Roughriders player was involved in an incident at a Regina restaurant where the police were called, according to the team.
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Police called to Regina restaurant for incident involving Riders' player
A Saskatchewan Roughriders player was involved in an incident at a Regina restaurant where the police were called, according to the team.
6 impaired drivers caught in Yorkton during daytime traffic stops: RCMP
RCMP stopped six impaired drivers during daytime hours while conducting a traffic initiative in Yorkton.
Highs and lows of Sask. vaccination uptake detailed in latest modelling
Some of Saskatchewan’s rural communities continue to have lower than anticipated vaccination uptake, according to the latest COVID-19 modelling from the Government of Saskatchewan.
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Sask. ref continues to honour hockey legacy of his late father
Luke McGeough, a Saskatchewan-based hockey referee, continues to honour his late father’s legacy by wearing his NHL jersey at his games.
Yorkton woman pens, publishes children's book
A woman from Yorkton wrote and published her own children’s book.
Yorkton Terriers' player starts clothing line to support mental health charities
The captain of the Terriers says the purpose behind the brand is to advocate for mental health.
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3,000 wreaths, destined for veterans' headstones in Ottawa, stolen
Thousands of handmade wreaths, meant for a ceremony to honour fallen servicemen and servicewomen at Beechwood Cemetery in Ottawa, have been stolen.
N.S. RCMP close 22-year-old case; rule death of Arlene McLean not a homicide
RCMP in Nova Scotia have closed a 22-year-old case on Wednesday and have determined the death of Arlene McLean was not a homicide.
B.C. floods: Abbotsford got 540 mm of rain in November, shattering previous record
With a large portion of the City of Abbotsford still underwater Wednesday, monthly precipitation totals confirmed what was easy to see on the ground: The city got a historic amount of rain last month.
Ontario boy gives passionate pre-game speech to his favourite hockey team
A six-year-old Ontario boy won the opportunity to address his favourite hockey team and video of the passionate pre-game speech has been viewed hundreds of thousands of times.
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Ancient Roman mosaic discovered beneath U.K. farmer's field
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Fighting variants: Doctor calls for more vaccines for Africa
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Do you need a COVID-19 booster? This expert says who does
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B.C. plant manager on being surrounded by floodwaters
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Russia test-fires second missile amid tensions with the West
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WATCH: Lifeboat at sea in harsh weather conditions in U.K.
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How is the Omicron variant different and why are scientists so concerned?
Researchers in South Africa first sounded the alarm over the B.1.1.529 variant, now known as Omicron, after finding more than 30 mutations in the spike protein, a component that can alter the way a virus infects cells. But much remains unknown about the finer details of the variant.
U.S. to require all inbound foreign air passengers to get COVID-19 test the day before
By early next week, Canadians and all other foreign visitors who travel to the United States by air will need to get a COVID-19 test no later than the day before their departure.
Financial stress, supply issues set stage for anxious holiday season: poll
A new poll suggests that many Canadians are feeling some extra stress this holiday season, and are already planning to make things easier by starting their shopping ahead of time.
First cases of COVID-19 discovered in Canadian wildlife
The first cases of COVID-19 in Canadian wildlife have been discovered in three white-tailed deer, a press release from Environment and Climate Change Canada reports.
House of Commons unanimously agrees to pass conversion therapy bill
The House of Commons unanimously agreed to pass Bill C-4, the legislation to ban LGBTQ2S+ conversion therapy, through all stages without study or amendment after a Conservative motion, making it the first bill to pass the House in the 44th Parliament and head to the Senate. This rapid fast-tracking came just two days after the Liberals tabled the expanded legislation.
5 things to know for Thursday, December 2, 2021
The U.S. imposes a new travel requirement for air passengers, scientists race to understand Omicron, and a U.K. rules in favour of the Duchess of Sussex in a privacy lawsuit. Here's what you need to know to start your day.
U.K. court backs Meghan in dispute over privacy with publisher
The Duchess of Sussex on Thursday won the latest stage in her long-running privacy lawsuit against a newspaper publisher over its publication of parts of a letter she wrote to her estranged father.
Alberta expands COVID-19 vaccine booster eligibility to all adults in stages
Alberta will begin to administer COVID-19 vaccine booster shots to all adults in phases, the province announced Wednesday afternoon when it reported two more Omicron cases.
London, Ont. mourns after 8-year-old dead, Girl Guides' members among pedestrians struck
Police in London, Ont. say an eight-year-old girl has died following a pedestrian crash in the city on Tuesday night.
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MPs unanimously pass legislation to ban conversion therapy
The House of Commons has unanimously agreed to pass Bill C-4 banning conversion therapy without study or amendment.
WTA suspends tournaments in China over Peng Shuai situation
Missing tennis star Peng Shuai reappears at youth tennis tournament in Beijing. CTV’s Richard Madan reports.
U.S. Supreme Court hears abortion law challenge
It's been almost 50 years since Roe v. Wade effectively legalized abortion in the U.S. as this 1983 report from ABC's John Martin explains.
One dead, several injured after car hits pedestrians
Afghan refugees seek permanent housing in Canada
Afghan politicians who have escaped to Athens fight for women’s rights, with a plan for a parallel parliament. CTV’s Daniele Hamamdjian reports.
Ont. doctor calls it quits over COVID-19 harassment online
PM Trudeau, O'Toole debate the surging cost of life
Conservative Leader Erin O'Toole and Prime Minister Justin Trudeau went back and forth on inflation and the cost of living in Canada.
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