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A man was transported to a hospital with life-threatening injuries, following an alleged assault on Friday night.

The Saskatchewan Health Authority will be running an AstraZeneca only drive-thru vaccine clinic in Regina, opening at 8:30 a.m. on Sunday.

A 44-year-old Regina man is facing several weapons charges following an incident on Saturday.

Regina fire crews responded to a garage fire in the Al Ritchie neighbourhood on Saturday afternoon.

  SASKATOON -- A Prince Albert, Sask., woman is beginning her journey to healing by walking from her former residential school to Ottawa. Patricia Ballantyne began her “Walk of Sorrow” Saturday morning. “I’m doing this for healing, for residential school survivors, our ancestors, our family and our children that were found in Kamloops,” she told CTV News while already on her walk. Ballantyne attended Prince Albert Indian Residential School from 1978 to 1987. Her mother passed a...

Chimes will ring through downtown Saskatoon at noon out of respect for the 215 children whose bodies were discovered in unmarked graves at a B.C. Indian Residential School.

  SASKATOON -- A Saskatoon woman is using her experience with sexual violence to help other young people on their healing journey. Linzi Stoddard began the You are More Project last week aimed at helping young people reclaim what was taken from them after their experiences with sexual violence. “I felt there was a gap in our community that needed these type of resources and that our youth really needed the community to support them and show up for them,” Stoddard told CTV News. Throug...

  SASKATOON -- The Senate on Thursday unanimously passed a bill to create a statutory holiday for truth and reconciliation across Canada. Under Bill C-5, the Government of Canada is now recognizing Sept. 30 as the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation, dedicated to remembering and honouring victims of residential schools and their families. The bill aims to build on Orange Shirt Day, which was created to create meaningful discussion about the legacy of residential schools. Marina Gardy...

The Moose Police Service says a young person is in hospital after what it is calling a “possible drowning” at Wakamow Valley.

  SASKATOON -- After receiving top surgery to remove his breasts on June 1, Hunter Thompson is on his way to living out his true self. The two and a half hour surgery included a mastectomy, nipple grafts and liposuction. “I woke up and I looked at my chest and I immediately started crying. ‘They’re gone, they’re finally gone,’” he said. “I was so emotional.” While the province covers the surgery itself, it doesn’t cover expenses such as travel, accommodations, food and m...