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Foam Lake, Sask., residents rally to fight flooding
Residents of Foam Lake, Sask., banded together after the town declared a local emergency due to flooding last Tuesday.
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Time is running out for FSIN to back up questionable spending, ISC minister says
Ottawa is waiting for answers from the Federation of Sovereign Indigenous Nations (FSIN) about its fiscal management, says Indigenous Services Canada Minister Mandy Gull-Masty.
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Man charged with 2nd-degree murder in death of Myles Anderson in Regina
Regina police say officers arrested Blayne Okemaysim on Friday at a home on Toronto Street between Saskatchewan Drive and the rail tracks.
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Carney announces creation of Canada's first national sovereign wealth fund
Prime Minister Mark Carney has unveiled his plan to create Canada's first sovereign wealth fund.
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U of S researchers design rapid test to detect Parkinson’s sooner
Chemistry professor Christopher Phenix was inspired by his grandmother's Parkinson's diagnosis to develop a blood test that could help diagnose the disease earlier. The breakthrough could reduce wait times for patients, who often face years of uncertainty before receiving a diagnosis.
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'A total game-changer': Robot-assisted surgeries on the rise in Sask.
In the last fiscal year, Saskatchewan logged 474 robot-assisted surgeries. They shorten operating times and make some procedures less invasive, proponents say.
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Largest residential complex, tallest building in Sask. pitched for Saskatoon
Ambitious downtown project by Duchuck Holdings Ltd. would feature two residential towers with about 600 units, add floors on top of the existing StarPhoenix building and include about 540 parking stalls.
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La Ronge, Sask., town council to vote on proposed homeless campground
A proposed campground for homeless people generated over two hours of discussion at a public forum last week. La Ronge town council is expected to decide whether or not to proceed with it at the next town council meeting on Monday, April 27.
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18-year-old Sask. student builds device to warn people about severe weather
Aaron Rutley, 18-year-old student from Cutknife area, joins The 306 to talk about developing a mobile tornado siren that alerts people about severe weather.
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