Andrea Hill
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U of S College of Medicine prof apologizes after sharing patient info on Twitter
"I am trying to do as much as I can to raise awareness of the disturbing reality around us, and yesterday I went too far." → Read More
Air quality statements issued for several Sask. communities as forest fires burn
Conditions are quite localized and are expected to improve later this week," Environment Canada said in its alert. → Read More
Sask. Health Authority staff to recognize Sept. 30 as stat holiday
Emergency rooms will remain open, but booked surgeries, procedures and patient visits will not occur in any SHA facilities on Sept. 30. → Read More
Man who lived at home-based daycare in Marshall faces child porn, sexual assault charges
Investigators found images of what they believe to be three unknown young children being sexually assaulted by a male. → Read More
Election 2021: As polls close, Saskatoon West campaigns think riding may be too close to call
Counting of votes cast Monday and during advance polling is expected to be completed this evening. However, Elections Canada says counting of local special ballots — including mail-in ballots — may not be finished until later in the week. → Read More
Woman dead after collision on highway east of Saskatoon
The 22-year-old woman, who was driving a car, was pronounced deceased at the scene. The driver of the semi-trailer was not injured. → Read More
RCMP had been asked to perform wellness check less than an hour before woman was murdered at Meadow Lake campground
"We do not anticipate having further updates related to the investigation as no charges will be laid," RCMP said. → Read More
Saskatoon man dies in Highway 5 collision
The collision between a car and a semi happened around 6 p.m. on Thursday about three kilometres west of Carmel, RCMP said. → Read More
More than $1B in federal funds confirmed for Sask. child care just days before expected writ drop
The funds announced Friday will support the creation of 28,000 new regulated early learning and child care spaces for children under six years old. → Read More
Eight days of unrestricted food and rides — here's what you need to know about the return of the Saskatoon Ex
Festivities run Friday Aug. 6 to Sunday Aug. 8, then take a two-day break for staff to clean before resuming from Aug. 11 to Aug. 15. → Read More
'Like a flippin' warrior': Pole vaulter Anicka Newell sets sights on Olympic podium
Newell started her athletic career as a gymnast and discovered pole vaulting in high school when the track and field coach asked her to try the sport to flesh out the women's team. → Read More
Man tries to flee Saskatoon police in van he set on fire
The man, who was wanted on outstanding warrants, is now also charged with dangerous driving, evading police, arson and breach of court conditions. → Read More
Judge reserves decision in case of whether Darren Hill can remain on city council
No date has been set for when his decision is expected. → Read More
Fire north of Prince Albert was caused by lightning strike
"All other possible causes have been excluded," the Prince Albert Fire Department said in a statement. → Read More
'One happy 8 yr old': Stolen skateboard returned to young double-leg amputee
The board was anonymously returned to guest services at The Centre Mall. → Read More
Fire north of Prince Albert contained, some evacuees expected home Thursday night
Evacuees from the Rural Municipality of Garden River still must stay away from their homes. → Read More
Bernie Herman's service pistol seized as part of Prince Albert murder investigation
Bernie was not on duty when Braden died, "however, the investigation has determined that upon completing his shift at 5 p.m. on Tuesday, May 11, the accused left work in full uniform wearing his duty belt," Prince Albert city police said. → Read More
Bernie Herman's service pistol seized as part of Prince Albert murder investigation
Bernie was not on duty when Braden died, "however, the investigation has determined that upon completing his shift at 5 p.m. on Tuesday, May 11, the accused left work in full uniform wearing his duty belt," Prince Albert city police said. → Read More
Saskatoon poised to set hot-weather records this week before cold front arrives
Temperatures in Saskatoon were expected to hit a high of 32 C on Monday — which would make it the hottest May 17 on record since May 17, 1901, when the city logged a high temperature of 30.6 C. → Read More
Federal funding not enough to offset Saskatoon airport losses
In January, the Saskatoon Airport Authority predicted business would not return to 2019 levels until the end of 2024. → Read More