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Miyo-wîcîwitowin Day at Mosaic Stadium
WATCH: Ahead of the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation, Miyo-wîcîwitowin Day is bringing students together at Mosaic Stadium.
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W5 investigates response times of fire stations across the country
![WATCH: CTV W5 returns for it's 57th season with an in-depth look at volunteer fire department response times and challenges.]()
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SPONSORED: Evolution Fitness
![WATCH: Bernadette talks to Kayleen about Evolution’s Dryland Sports Training for youth.]()
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SPONSORED: Sask Lung on the dangers of vaping
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Regina's mayor with a city council recap
![WATCH: Mayor Sandra Masters joins CTV Morning Live to recap the latest topics at city council]()
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SPONSORED: 20Twenty Wealth Management
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Sask. productivity up, record population growth
![WATCH: Minister Harrison talks about Saskatchewan's productivity, unemployment rate, and population growth.]()
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Meet the Regina Public Library's new Writer in Residence
![WATCH: Meet the new Regina Public Library Writer in Residence Pam Bustin and hear her goals for her term.]()
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#OnTheGo: Centennial Market
![WATCH: We're #OnTheGo with Centennial Market teeing up their scarecrow building contest!]()
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Night to Remember Gala with Alzheimer's Society
![WATCH: Amanda Baker with Alzheimer's Society chats about the Night to Remember Gala in Regina.]()
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Reconciliation and Reconnecting: The Path Forward
