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science2 days ago

Heat Warnings Issued Across Canadian Prairies

Environment Canada issued heat warnings for southern Saskatchewan and Manitoba as temperatures are forecast to reach the mid-90s through the weekend. The heat wave follows a cold, snowy spring and marks the first significant warm period of the year in the region.

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science3 days ago

Environment Canada Forecasts Above 30 C Temperatures Across Southern Prairies

Environment and Climate Change Canada issued forecasts for daytime highs above 30 C in southern Alberta, Saskatchewan and Manitoba beginning this week. The agency projects several consecutive days of readings that could reach 35 C in some locations.

Cbc
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Saskatchewan Appeal Court Upholds Man's Conviction for Parental Child Abductionthenarwhal.ca
world9 days ago

Saskatchewan Appeal Court Upholds Man's Conviction for Parental Child Abduction

The Saskatchewan Court of Appeal has dismissed a man's appeal of his conviction and sentence for taking his daughter to prevent a COVID-19 vaccination. The court ruled the trial judge correctly refused to allow a necessity defense.

Cbc
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James Smith Cree Nation Signs Agreement with Saskatchewan Marshals Service for On-Reserve PolicingSubstrate placeholder — needs review
world46 days ago

James Smith Cree Nation Signs Agreement with Saskatchewan Marshals Service for On-Reserve Policing

James Smith Cree Nation has signed a band council resolution to establish a formal relationship with the Saskatchewan Marshals Service for policing support. The agreement aims to address drug-related crimes and outstanding warrants in collaboration with local peacekeepers and RCM…

Cbc
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Family Seeks Information 10 Years After Saskatchewan Teen's Disappearance from Yorkton Bus DepotSubstrate placeholder — needs review
world47 days ago

Family Seeks Information 10 Years After Saskatchewan Teen's Disappearance from Yorkton Bus Depot

A 16-year-old girl disappeared from the Yorkton bus depot on April 12, 2016. Her family continues to search for answers and holds annual vigils to remember her. Police have investigated over 1,000 tips but the case remains unsolved.

Cbc
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Saskatchewan Delays Release of 2025 Wildfire Review Amid Resident ConcernsSubstrate placeholder — needs review
science48 days ago

Saskatchewan Delays Release of 2025 Wildfire Review Amid Resident Concerns

The Saskatchewan government has extended the timeline for a review of its 2025 wildfire response, originally expected before the 2026 season. Residents affected by the fires, including those in Denare Beach where over 200 homes were destroyed, await the report for insights into p…

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Vaughn Solomon Schofield, Saskatchewan's 21st Lieutenant-Governor, Dies at Age 82Substrate placeholder — needs review
world49 days ago

Vaughn Solomon Schofield, Saskatchewan's 21st Lieutenant-Governor, Dies at Age 82

Vaughn Solomon Schofield, who served as Saskatchewan's 21st lieutenant-governor from 2012 to 2018, died on Thursday after a short illness. She was 82 years old and born in Regina in 1943. Flags are flying at half-mast across the province in her honor.

Cbc
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Saskatchewan Enters Wildfire Season with Enhanced Preparations, Officials StateNASA Earth Observatory images by Wanmei Liang, using Landsat data from the U.S. Geological Survey. Story by Adam Voiland. / Wikimedia (Public domain)
world50 days ago

Saskatchewan Enters Wildfire Season with Enhanced Preparations, Officials State

Saskatchewan officials reported improved wildfire preparedness for the 2025 season compared to the previous year. The province experienced over 500 fires that burned nearly three million hectares in 2024, leading to evacuations in more than 50 communities. Current conditions show…

Cbc
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Saskatchewan Indigenous Water Advocates Visit Colombian Counterparts to Strengthen TiesSubstrate placeholder — needs review
politics54 days ago

Saskatchewan Indigenous Water Advocates Visit Colombian Counterparts to Strengthen Ties

A group of Indigenous elders and University of Saskatchewan professors from Canada met in person with Colombian Indigenous elders focused on waterway protection after over a year of online contact. The visit included stops in Bogota and Mitu, where participants shared cultural pr…

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