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USask team wins first national College Ethics Bowl

USask team wins first national College Ethics Bowl

Eight top teams from across Canada grappled with ethical issues at the Toronto event.
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3rd Avenue closed between 22nd and 24th Streets starting Monday

3rd Avenue closed between 22nd and 24th Streets starting Monday

Water main maintenance expected to take three weeks.
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Cudworth Childcare Centre spots spoken for in 40 minutes

Cudworth Childcare Centre spots spoken for in 40 minutes

Licensed facility can accommodate 40 children.
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Fishing derby to honour loved one, raise mental health funds

Fishing derby to honour loved one, raise mental health funds

After losing a family member to mental illness, the Ackermans launched a fishing fundraiser to support mental health and addiction services.
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Saskatoon Transit’s downtown terminal moves to 2nd Avenue

Saskatoon Transit’s downtown terminal moves to 2nd Avenue

Temporary, one-month relocation in effect July 7.
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Celebrate Ronald McDonald House anniversary with 40 for 40 fundraiser

Celebrate Ronald McDonald House anniversary with 40 for 40 fundraiser

Sask. residents can champion RMHC-SK by making a donation, participating in a fundraiser or attending 40th anniversary events in September.
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Garden Chat: Vines for the Prairies

Garden Chat: Vines for the Prairies

Think beyond Virginia creeper to kiwis and grapes.
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Award-winning poet, USask grad explores queerness and identity

Award-winning poet, USask grad explores queerness and identity

Leah Horlic discusses her career, advice for students exploring writing, identity.
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Circle Drive ramp closed to Warman Road on Sunday

Circle Drive ramp closed to Warman Road on Sunday

Closure begins at 9 a.m. for Saskatoon Light & Power work.
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“We are on our way to bankruptcy,” says Senlac Café board

“We are on our way to bankruptcy,” says Senlac Café board

Lost documentation and high inflation costs leave the current Senlac Café board in a state of emergency.
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