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321 new COVID-19 cases in Sask.; 1 more death reported
There are 321 new cases of COVID-19 in Saskatchewan, the province reported Sunday. Saskatchewan also reported 59 new cases of COVID-19 variants of concern.
Canada is outpacing U.S. for new COVID-19 cases per capita
Daily new confirmed cases of COVID-19 in Canada have skyrocketed amid the third wave of the pandemic and have now outpaced the United States per capita.
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Ages 51-54 eligible for Regina's drive-thru vaccine clinic
The Saskatchewan Health Authority (SHA) has expanded vaccination eligibility to include 51-year-olds at the Regina drive-thru clinic.
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Environment Canada issues snowfall warning for southern parts of Saskatchewan
Environment Canada has upgraded its special weather statement to a snowfall warning for parts of southern Saskatchewan on Saturday.
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Over 1,100 new cases of COVID-19 reported in Alberta, half of active cases are variants of concern
Another 1,183 cases of COVID-19 have been reported in Alberta including 942 variant of concern cases.
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How do I get the coronavirus vaccine in Regina?
CTVNewsRegina.ca has everything you need to know about receiving the vaccines in Regina, including locations, how to register, and who is next in line.
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Saskatoon's electric vehicle owners take to the street in protest of Sask Party's new tax
Electric vehicle owners in Saskatoon gathered downtown to raise awareness over the Saskatchewan government’s plan to tax electric vehicles (EVs).
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Driver charged after passenger seriously injured in crash
A 30-year-old Regina man is facing charges after a single vehicle crash that seriously injured a passenger.
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SHA warning of increased risk at a business in Goodsoil
The Saskatchewan Health Authority (SHA) is warning of increased COVID-19 exposure at a local business in Goodsoil.
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Sask. reports 236 new COVID-19 cases; 126 variants of concern identified
Saskatchewan confirmed 236 new cases of COVID-19 on Saturday, along with 126 newly detected variants of concern.
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Lloydminster opening COVID-19 drive-thru clinic on Sunday for ages 55 and older
Lloydminster is opening a drive-thru immunization clinic at 5521 49 Avenue for residents 55 years of age or older.
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Regina volunteers giving back to front line workers
A group of volunteers is raising money to give back to Regina's frontline workers that have felt the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Spring weather hiatus headed for southern Sask. as storm brings snow and cold
Below seasonal temperatures are on the way into the province for the first time this April, as an Alberta Clipper brings snow and colder temperatures heading into next week.
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While Sask. taxes EV owners, some Canadian provinces are offering cash
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Loving mother of six identified as victim of fatal Sask. rollover
Sheena Hearn’s six children are grieving the sudden loss of their mother, some too young to understand that she is gone.
Regina Fire warns dry conditions pose a high risk for grassfires
The weather in southern Saskatchewan has been warm and dry lately, making the perfect conditions for grassfires.
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Cowessess First Nation new child welfare legislation will keep children in care connected to community
Cowessess First Nation children in care have a better chance of staying connected to their community after Cowessess introduced its own child welfare legislation.
'Below normal' moisture conditions expected in Southern Sask.
The Water Security Agency says low snow cover through much of southern Saskatchewan will lead to below normal moisture conditions in the area heading in to spring.
Yorkton City Council approves 2021, 2022 city budgets
Yorkton City Council passed the 2021 capital and operating budgets as proposed at their regular meeting on March 29.
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Creating permanent memorial to Nova Scotia mass shooting victims a delicate task
Creating a memorial for those killed in Nova Scotia's mass shooting is a delicate task at a time when families continue to grieve and communities are reluctant to revisit horror, say volunteers working on the project.
Trans-Canada Highway twinning will force westbound drivers to B.C. on hour-long detour
Drivers heading from Alberta west into B.C. are advised of a major construction project that will result in a scenic, but hour-long detour through the Rocky Mountains.
Canucks' return to ice postponed as another player added to COVID-19 list
An additional player from the Vancouver Canucks is in the NHL's COVID-19 Protocol, and the team will not be reopening its practice facilities Sunday as a result, the league said in a statement.
'Dried Almond' product added to cyanide poisoning recall list
The Canadian Food Inspection Agency has recalled a product sold as 'dried almond' by Double Happiness brand because it may cause cyanide poisoning.
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Prince Andrew reacts to death of his father, Prince Philip
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Indian officials rescue elephant calf from bottom of well
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La Soufriere volcano erupts on Caribbean's St. Vincent
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Looking back at Prince Philip’s romance with the Queen
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WATCH: Red Sox GM Bernie Eiswirth and Living Sky Sports & Ent. Alan Simpson on why now is the right time to build a new stadium.
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COVID-19 vaccination selfies flooding social media sites
Jill Macyshon has the story on the flood of social media selfies from people getting their COVID-19 vaccinations.
A look back at the life and career of rapper-actor DMX
The Grammy-nominated performer, whose real name was Earl Simmons, died on April 9 one week after going into 'catastrophic cardiac arrest.'
Car crashes into B.C. Walmart, traps people inside
Emergency crews were called to a Saanich shopping centre on Friday after a car crashed into a Walmart, trapping people inside.
Ont. bride-to-be searching for missing engagement ring
Too Scottish? B.C. distillery taken to court over name
A B.C. distillery is being taken to court for offering up a product that is allegedly a little too close to the original.
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Looking back at the Queen and her consort's royal romance
Then-Princess Elizabeth and Philip Mountbatten were married at Westminster Abbey on November 20, 1947.
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Doctors perform first double lung transplant on COVID-19 patient in Canada
Doctors have successfully performed the first double lung transplant in Canada on a 61-year-old COVID-19 patient to replace organs damaged by the disease.
Rioters set fires, smash windows in Old Montreal curfew protest
Rioters smashed windows and set fires in Old Montreal during a large protest that took place in violation of Quebec's curfew on Sunday evening.
Canada is outpacing U.S. for new COVID-19 cases per capita
Daily new confirmed cases of COVID-19 in Canada have skyrocketed amid the third wave of the pandemic and have now outpaced the United States per capita.
Canada warns China may detain travellers with ties to Xinjiang region
In an update to travel advice for Canadians visiting China, the government has added more detail regarding the Xinjiang region, warning that Canadians with ethnic ties to the region could be 'at risk of arbitrary detention.'
Richard Berthelsen: A Canadian remembrance of Prince Philip
Many throughout the Commonwealth will join the Queen in sadness and will have nothing but the deepest sympathy for the loss of Prince Philip, writes royal commentator Richard Berthelsen in a column on CTVNews.ca
12-year-old dies in ski accident on B.C.'s Mount Seymour
Police say they were called to assist paramedics around 8 p.m. on Saturday night at the North Vancouver ski slope.
Hundreds of people descend on GraceLife Alta. church protesting government closure
Hundreds of people were seen singing hymns, chanting, and gathering outside the fenced-off GraceLife Church west of Edmonton on Sunday.
Hideki Matsuyama wins the Masters to become first Japanese major champion
Hideki Matsuyama has made history as the first male golfer from Japan to win a major championship.
Trump goes after Pence, McConnell in speech to party donors
It was supposed to be a unifying weekend for a Republican Party at war with itself over former U.S. President Donald Trump's divisive leadership. But Trump himself shattered two days of relative peace in his closing remarks to the GOP's top donors when he insulted the party's Senate leader and his wife.
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Young boys dies in ski accident on B.C.'s Mount Seymour
Prince Andrew remembers his father Prince Philip
An eight-day period of national mourning for the death of Prince Philip, the Duke of Edinburgh, begins in the U.K.
