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Article content Saskatchewan’s justice minister is staying guarded about a private member’s bill to restrict anti-abortion demonstrations near clinics, and the NDP Opposition is chalking up government reluctance to social conservative views within the Saskatchewan Party. But Justice Minister and Attorney General Gord Wyant said he’s simply taking his time on a complicated issue that requires careful study. He said the government supports the right of women to get abortion services “without fear of intimidation or harassment.” We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refr...

Article content Waking up after a long night of celebrating his birthday, a man was shocked to find himself tied to his friend’s couch with a dog leash and rope, and no memory of what happened. He had a deep gash on his hand and his face was covered. His friend, Ryley Lorne Olynik, removed the covering, gave him a puff off a vape pen and told him he needed to come up with some money. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or Man sentenced to prison in 'odd' assault, confinement case Back to video

Article content Charles Nathanial Wayne Adams was in the midst of a severe mental breakdown when he confined his girlfriend in their Stonebridge neighbourhood apartment, assaulted her and repeatedly threatened to kill her by throwing her off the fourth-floor balcony. At the time of the incident on Dec. 28, 2019, Adams had just left Royal University Hospital. He had been admitted under the Mental Health Act after attempting suicide when his girlfriend tried breaking up with him, a Saskatoon provincial courtroom heard this week. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing yo...

Give my regards to Broadway: Memories echo as Saskatoon’s entertainment hub waits patiently for the show to begin again The Broadway Theatre stands silently, longing for the seats to be full, the lights to shine, and the curtain to rise again. Author of the article: Molly Cone Publishing date: Apr 29, 2021  •  11 hours ago  •  5 minute read  •  No one truly knows when laughter and applause will run rampant again at Saskatoon's beloved Broadway Theatre. A recent note from the staff and board said the venue remains closed for all public events du...

SHA officials are exploring "stronger and more consistent punitive actions" after anti-mask rallies sparked fury across the province