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Ceremonies outside a Saskatoon church marked the end of the four day memorial, honouring the lives of 215 children found buried at the Kamloops Residential School.

Paper Excellence thanked the Buckland Fire and Rescue Department on Thursday with a $10,000 donation.

Grade 4 and 5 students at Dr. Brass School experienced breakfast from the farm for lunch.

The City of Saskatoon says it’s starting to reopen its four outdoor pools on Monday.

Some priorities include the establishment of oversight bodies to represent families and survivors’ complaints, a task force to re-investigate unresolved files and a justice-reform committee.

Saskatoon police responded to an altercation involving weapons Thursday that led a nearby elementary school into a brief perimeter lockdown.

On Feb. 1, adventure filmmaker Layton Keddy set out to cross a mountainous region of the Australian wilderness along the Bicentennial National Trail between Marysville and Omeo.

As temperatures hit the mid 30s in Regina, some community groups are calling for specific donations to help keep everybody comfortable in the heat.

According to Environment Canada, 22 communities across the province set or tied daily temperature records on Thursday as a heatwave continues to sweep through the prairies.

With temperatures as high as 36 C in Saskatoon on Thursday, businesses providing ways to cool down are stocking up on product as their lines extend out the door and the phones ring constantly.