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Catholic school funding decision could extend beyond Sask.: professor
The court decision that the province of Saskatchewan should not be funding non-Catholic students to attend Catholic schools could have an inter-provincial effect, says one professor. More
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March for Science draws 200 in Saskatoon
A group of Saskatoon residents celebrated science and called for safeguards for the scientific community at a rally at Victoria Park on Saturday.
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Identity of asylum seekers key to trying Michelle Omoruyi as human smuggler: lawyer
Prosecutors will have to prove that Michelle Omoruyi, the Regina woman charged with human smuggling, was not providing humanitarian-type aid to asylum seekers or trying to help members of her family, says a Vancouver lawyer.
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Feds announce $2M in funding to Sask. Polytechnic, Indigenous trades school
The federal government is giving the Saskatchewan Indian Institute of Technologies $1.7 million for upgrades at its Saskatoon campus and Saskatchewan Polytechnic $261,250 for a new specialized lab.
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Apple features Saskatoon's Noodlecake as 1 of 'Canada's best game makers'
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Noodlecake's Ryan Holowaty says the best thing about being a featured developer in an Apple celebration of Canadian game makers is that it helps put Saskatoon on the map in the gaming world.
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'He made an impact in the world': Widow, friends remember slain La Ronge restaurant owner
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He was the quirky man with fedora who opened the southern Louisiana barbecue restaurant in Saskatchewan's north. But for many people of La Ronge, Simon Grant was much more.
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Regina Pats fall 3-1 to Lethbridge Hurricanes Friday night
The Lethbridge Hurricanes won the first game of the WHL Eastern Conference finals on Friday night, beating the Regina Pats 3-1.
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Video Dog parks shouldn't be your pooch's 1st social experience, says behaviourist
Dog behaviourist Barbara Lloyd says pet owners need to be more careful when taking their pooches to the park after a puppy was violently attacked in North Battleford earlier this week.
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Sask. celebrates Record Store Day as popularity of vinyl turns full circle
From vinyl and cassettes to CDs and back to vinyl, the medium of choice for music lovers has turned full circle since Dave Kuzenko opened his Regina record store in 1987.
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Saskatoon's Islamic community opens mosque to public
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The local Islamic community is opening up its mosque to the public on Saturday in Saskatoon.
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Regina police searching for suspect in 2 Friday robberies
Police are searching for a man who robbed two financial institutions on Friday afternoon.
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'I've never seen anything like that': Headstones toppled in cemetery in Lebret, Sask.
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The contingency fund for the cemetery at Sacred Heart Parish in Lebret, Sask., is meant to cover the cost of new lawn mower blades. Now it's been tapped for $2,000 to cover the cost of damaged headstones.
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Court ruling could force thousands of Sask. students from Catholic schools, education minister says
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Some Saskatchewan schools could become overcrowded while others would see vastly reduced numbers of students if a judge's ruling on funding for non-Catholic students is applied, says the province's education minister.
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Sask. couple loses $125K to Calgary investor
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A regulator body has suspended and fined a Calgary-based investment adviser after he made 'unsuitable recommendations' to clients, including a Saskatchewan couple that lost $125,000 of their retirement savings.
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'She was my baby': Murdered Regina woman remembered on her birthday
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Maxine Goforth is organizing a special walk today in memory of her murdered daughter — who would have been having her 25th birthday.
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Sask. residents warned about binary options, $420K lost in 2 years
The Financial and Consumer Affairs Authority of Saskatchewan has issued cease trade orders against two binary options companies based in Europe.
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2 people charged on Big River First Nation after hit and run leaves 5 youths injured
RCMP have charged a man and a woman after a car hit a group of five youths on the Big River First Nation earlier this month.
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Asylum seekers paid up to $2K US each to be smuggled into Canada, border agents allege
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U.S. border patrol officers claim to have documented multiple instances where they believe Nigerian nationals were smuggled into Canada from North Dakota. The husband of a Saskatchewan woman charged earlier this week is one of three other people arrested by U.S. authorities, according to affidavits obtained by CBC News.
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RCMP investigating 'suspicious' death after Sask. house fire
The RCMP is investigating what it calls the suspicious death of a woman after a house fire in southern Saskatchewan.
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CBC Investigates Public in the dark about what Sask. cabinet ministers' numbered companies are up to
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In several cases, Saskatchewan cabinet ministers who are directors or shareholders in numbered or holding companies haven't publicly revealed just what assets those companies actually hold or what those companies do.
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Sask. Olympian Kaylyn Kyle retiring from professional soccer
Well-known Saskatoon born soccer player Kaylyn Kyle is retiring from Soccer Canada.
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Profile 'Those cows were happy': Regina chef takes butchery back to basics
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All Greg Reid wanted was a good Saskatchewan hanger steak. Now he has a booming butchery business.
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Saskatoon looks to loosen rules on food trucks
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Saskatoon city councillors are looking to loosen the rules and lower permit prices for food trucks in hopes to get more people eating on the streets.
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'You're different from them': Stories of racial discrimination in Saskatchewan
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Mike Dubois tells the story of his all-Indigenous hockey team being the subject of racist terms and actions at a hockey game in a small Saskatchewan town. This story is a part of the Morning Edition's week long series about discrimination in Saskatchewan.
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Regina woman and husband arrested as part of human smuggling investigation
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The husband of a Regina woman charged with human smuggling is in custody in the United States after arrests were made in that country as part of the same cross-border investigation.
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Sask. government reviewing $4.8M in cuts to libraries
Premier Brad Wall has tasked Education Minister Don Morgan with reviewing $4.8 million in cuts made to libraries across the province. By next week he will report his findings.
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Sask. boy's wish comes through at The Fate of the Furious movie premiere
Make-A-Wish Foundation helps Lashburn, Sask., boy with Duchenne muscular dystrophy fulfil two wishes.
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Sask. NDP says residents unhappy with provincial budget
Tax hikes and funding cuts in the provincial budget aren't sitting well with the Saskatchewan NDP — and they say residents agree.
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Colour in Saskatchewan in new adult art book
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Saskatchewan might be easy to draw, but the people, places, and creatures that make it unique could be hard to colour.
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Roughriders cutting Cox the right move, says anti-violence crusader
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A woman who helped the Canadian Football League develop a domestic violence policy thinks the Saskatchewan Roughriders have done the right thing in sacking a star player after he was charged with assault.
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Man and youth facing trafficking and stolen property charges
Following a SWAT call the a 20-year-old man and 16-year-old have been taken into custody. The 20-year-old is also charged with assaulting an officer.
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Big River, Sask., man pleads guilty to failing to remain at scene of accident that killed Creedyn Starblanket
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A Big River, Sask., man accused of driving drunk and killing a five-year-old boy in a hit and run has pleaded guilty to a single charge.
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Dairy protected 'for good reason,' Trudeau says; Trump calls Canada's actions a 'disgrace'
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Prime Minister Justin Trudeau met Donald Trump's pointed criticism of Canada's dairy industry Thursday with calm counterarguments in defence of how Canada prefers to manage its milk.
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New poll shows lowest support for Sask. Party in 8 years but premier 'surprised' by backing after budget
Polling firm Insightrix says an unpopular budget has cost the Saskatchewan Party significant support.
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#iamSK Sask. Scenery Facebook group shares daily snapshots
Stuart Anderson is one of the first nominees of CBC Saskatoon/Saskatchewan's I am SK contest. He started the Saskatchewan scenery Facebook page which now has 22,000 followers.
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Mixed reactions from Riders fans about decision to axe Justin Cox
The Saskatchewan Roughriders' decision to cut Justin Cox from the team following an assault charge is eliciting a mixed bag of reactions from fans.
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Sask. needs to address its crime problem: policy analyst
Dale Eisler, a policy analyst at the U of S, says Saskatchewan should stop ignoring a 'critical economic and social issue': its crime rate.
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'It's to bring back our culture': First Nations schools collaborate to create on-the-land learning
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First Nations schools across southern Saskatchewan are collaborating on new ways to engage students outside of the classroom and on the land.
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Culture shock 'hit me really hard,' boxer says: Stories of racial discrimination in Saskatchewan
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In 1993 a 13-year-old Moses B. Alli arrived in Regina with his parents and siblings from Sudan. It was a far cry from the war zone he had left, but he says it was also an environment where he experienced racial discrimination.
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Nixing Safe Third Country agreement could reduce refugee smugglers, advocate says
Canada's hypothetical withdrawal from the Safe Third Country agreement would benefit refugees attempting to seek asylum in Canada, says one advocate.
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Regina woman charged with human smuggling after 9 asylum seekers intercepted at border
A Regina woman is facing charges after a four-month investigation into human smuggling.
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'I felt like I can't touch anything — he's watching me': Stories of racial discrimination in Saskatchewan
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Sabrina Cote-Brooks, an arts and crafts vendor, tells CBC Radio about her experience with racism in Saskatchewan, as part of an ongoing series on the matter.
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'I did not beat up anyone': Tweet from former Roughrider Justin Cox's account denies assault
Former Roughrider Justin Cox has denied assaulting anyone — hours after his arrest and subsequent apology for involvement in the alleged incident.
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Sask. man sick and tired of litter, vows to clean up province
Kamao Cappo says it feels like a slap in the face when he sees garbage and litter strewn across the province.
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Photos of suspects released in death of La Ronge restaurateur Simon Grant
RCMP have released pictures of suspects in the death of La Ronge restaurateur Simon Grant.
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Sask. mental health funding a start but more support needed, say social worker and chief
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The federal government is announcing new money aimed at bolstering mental health supports in Saskatchewan's north, but an advocate says more still needs to be done.
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Regina cuts 21 programs and services for $1.4M in savings
Twenty-one programs and services have been cut as the city of Regina looks for ways to alleviate its $10.3-million funding shortfall.
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4 circuit courts being closed in Saskatchewan: justice critic
The NDP justice critic in Saskatchewan says circuit courts in four communities are being closed by the provincial government.
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Saskatoon man dead after crash on Alberta highway
A 20-year-old man from Saskatoon is dead after a collision west of Oyen, Alta.
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Scalpers trying to capitalize on Pats playoff success
Single tickets to Game 7 of the Regina Pats' WHL playoff game on Monday were being sold for $100 by ticket resellers. The Pats say there's very little they can do.
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'I didn't really know I was a First Nation person': Stories of racial discrimination in Saskatchewan
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In Grade 2, Clark Assoon travelled to Regina with his school for a track meet. That's when racial discrimination became a part of his life.
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