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Here’s what we know ahead of Saskatchewan’s next update on COVID-19 cases in the province.

A new year means new fees with the City of Saskatoon changing how much it will be charging for certain city services.

An extension cord was to blame for a garage fire over the weekend in the city's Silverwood Heights neighbourhood that resulted in thousands of dollars worth of damage.

The study analysed electronic health records of 135,794 young people, approximately 5,374 of which tested positive for COVID-19.

After five years of studying a leaf from a medieval manuscript, University of Saskatchewan (U of S) graduate student Ariel Brecht believes she has discovered its holy purpose.

They're urging consumers who have used these products to stop immediately.

Dr. Larry Rosia, President and CEO of Sask Polytech, discusses the 2021 school year and a special CFL partnership.

"He believed in his in his culture, his language, his people. He believed in us getting along with non-native people, races around the world. He believed in a lot of good qualities of what we should be striving for."

Despite officials in both Ontario and Alberta staking claim to a specific number of COVID-19 vaccine doses, federal officials are staying mum about how many vaccines each province will receive once approved by Health Canada.

Two men are facing firearms charges after police responded to a crash on Circle Drive South Sunday morning.

Our week long road to potential plus temperatures continues in similar fashion to what we saw Monday.

General Motors will recall about 7 million big pickup trucks and SUVs worldwide to replace potentially dangerous Takata air bag inflators.

The single biggest way Canadians are coping with COVID-19 is by getting outside, according to a new national mental heath survey, but a frigid winter forecast could put that helpful strategy on ice.

RCMP believe over 100 people gathered inside a church in Manitoba on Sunday defying public health orders. Jill Macyshon reports.

The City of Saskatoon says it’s closely watching the costs and workmanship of contractors involved in the large-scale snow clearing effort that's underway and say they will only be paid for work that is done.

Northern Inter-Tribal Health Authority (NITHA) public health officials have declared a COVID-19 in Pelican Narrows on Monday following an increasing number of confirmed cases with evidence of community transmission.

All those warnings from public health officials begging Americans to limit gatherings this holiday season amid a surge in coronavirus cases aren't stopping the White House from planning a host of festivities and holiday parties in the midst of a pandemic.

An infectious disease expert is warning Saskatchewan could be walking down the same path as Manitoba when it comes to COVID-19.

The Alberta government will receive around 700,000 doses of COVID-19 vaccines early in 2021. Tyson Fedor reports.

Canada’s Ambassador to the United States, Kirsten Hillman said there is no justification to ease the Canada-U.S. border restrictions any time soon.

Watch: CTV Saskatoon’s Pat McKay spoke to a life coach who explained how people’s mindsets have changed during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Canadian immunologists say they're finding telltale markers in patients' blood that help predict the severity of COVID-19 and could lead to more targeted treatments.

Based on the current projections, Canadians need to decrease their current rate of contacts by 25 per cent in order to get the second wave of the COVID-19 pandemic under control in this country.

Public health officials in Oregon were swiftly panned online this week after wearing clown makeup and an animal onesie in a video about celebrating Halloween safely that began with an update on COVID-19 cases and deaths.

Watch: CTV Saskatoon's 'Jeff Rogstad' reports from the Massey Place neighbourhood.

Watch: CTV Prince Albert's Jayda Taylor reports on new crime numbers from Statistics Canada.

Two people struggling with homelessness in Prince Albert say they want more funding for expanded shelter space and programming.

A man is in police custody after allegedly pointing a gun in a business on Friday, Saskatoon police say.

A Prince Albert man has been sentenced to 18 years in prison in the kidnapping and death of a Humboldt man.

When Clavet High School history teacher Jonathan Nickel decided he wanted to do a hands-on project, his Grade 11 students had no idea they would be digging a nine-metre trench in the mud.

A Saskatoon-based beaver has become a viral video star after a local photographer and nature enthusiast filmed it breaking through the ice on a pond last week.

A sign on the door at the Lot Club urges patrons to wear a mask.