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Saskatchewan health minister barraged by health-care questions at SMA event - Vimarsana News

Saskatchewan health minister barraged by health-care questions at SMA event

Minister of Health Everett Hindley fielded questions about racism in healthcare, proper compensation, and a range of other topics at an SMA event in Saskatoon Friday.

Saskatoon Circle Drive resumes traffic flow by 33rd Street - Saskatoon - Vimarsana News

Saskatoon Circle Drive resumes traffic flow by 33rd Street - Saskatoon

Crews repaired the pipe and replaced a valve Wednesday night and paving crews started restoring the road Thursday afternoon.

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Parts of Circle Drive still closed as ongoing repairs cause more damage - Saskatoon - Vimarsana News

Parts of Circle Drive still closed as ongoing repairs cause more damage - Saskatoon

More water main breaks on Circle Drive at 33rd Street in Saskatoon have prolonged the repair process that city crews started Tuesday morning. 

Water main break causes closure of Circle Drive at 33rd Street - Saskatoon - Vimarsana News

Water main break causes closure of Circle Drive at 33rd Street - Saskatoon

The city said the work will be completed Tuesday morning, but suggests morning commuters take a different path.

Saskatoon crosswalks painted orange to honour residential school survivors - Vimarsana News

Saskatoon crosswalks painted orange to honour residential school survivors

Saskatoon crosswalks painted orange to honour residential school survivors Thomas Piller © Devon Latchuk / Global News Chokecherry Studios says its recent art project is in response to the recent discoveries of unmarked graves at former residential school sites across the country. Youth from the non-profit Chokecherry Studios painted a few Broadway Avenue crosswalks orange in Saskatoon on Thursday afternoon. The inspiration for the project came from a ’60s Scoop survivor, Rob Denham, who reached out in June with the idea to memorialize Indigenous children who never return...

Source: msn.com