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On the Go: Born To Be Arts Academy
WATCH: Born To Be Arts Academy is bringing Cinderella: The Enchanted Edition to the stage in Moose Jaw. Learn the details here!
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SPONSORED: Pet Valu
![WATCH: An Animal Care Expert Sarah Kowalchuk with Pet Valu discusses tips for travelling with your pet this summer.]()
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Spring Concert Series: Connor Nelson
![WATCH: 21-year old singer/songwriter Connor Nelson performs his new single "Black" as our CTV Morning Live Spring Concert Series continues]()
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Indigenous Mentorship Virtual Event
![WATCH: Tanya Tourangeau with Mentor Canada discusses a virtual mentorship event for Indigenous youth and young adults, happening June 1st.]()
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SPONSORED: Harbour Landing Village
![WATCH: This month’s Pillar of Successful Aging is all about sunlight and fresh air! Hear how Harbour Landing Village is getting residents up and active while getting outside.]()
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On the Go: Fire Pit and Barbeque Safety
![WATCH: It’s the season for getting outside! Here’s Randy Ryba’s advice on staying safe around the fire pit and barbecue this year.]()
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SPONSORED: SaskMilk, Fields to Forks
![WATCH: Chelsea Wilcoxen with SaskMilk provides an inside look at the benefits of supporting local dairy farmers.]()
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Breaking down the Conservative Party leadership debate
![WATCH: Michael Solberg from New West Public Affairs joined us to break down the french language Conservative leadership debate]()
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Jazz Fest Returns
![WATCH: Regina Jazz Society getting set to stage their first show at Darke Hall in years! Peter Champagne gave us all the details!]()
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SPONSORED: Evolution Fitness
![WATCH: On today’s Fitness Minute we learn about the BBQ giveaway event happening at all three Evolution Fitness locations in Regina.]()
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Federal Public Safety Minister Marco Mendicino will table new firearms legislation on Monday, according to his colleague Justice Minister David Lametti. In an interview with CTV's Question Period that will air on Sunday, Lametti pointed to the advance notice given to the House of Commons, and confirmed the plan is to see the new bill unveiled shortly after MPs return to the Commons on May 30.
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