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La Niña watch remains in effect heading into this winter
Forecasters continue to expect better-than-even odds of La Niña developing into this winter
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VideoOpposition questions handling of P.E.I. health documents blown away in wind
Health P.E.I. CEO Melanie Fraser says an employee was transferring a box of documents outside a Health P.E.I. office in the Garfield Street area of Charlottetown on Wednesday when they were blown over by a gust of wind.
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VideoCalgary breaks record for potholes filled in a year
Crews with the City of Calgary fixed more than 36,000 potholes in 2024, breaking the previous record of 33,000 set the year before. An official with the mobility department said both the warmer weather — and a new piece of equipment — contributed to the benchmark number.
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VideoU of R showcase lets prospective students explore potential career paths
This week, the University of Regina is hosting a faculty showcase for high school students. Graduating students are providing insight into their programs and potential career options as they transition into the workforce.
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VideoP.E.I. apartment building damaged by fire declared dangerous
Provincial officials have declared an apartment building in Alberton damaged by fire in early November dangerous and unsafe. As CBC’s Laura Meader reports, the province has ordered the property owner to clean up the building and address safety issues.
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VideoOfficials say The Guild is financially stable after a tumultuous couple of years
The Guild held its annual public accountability meeting on Wednesday night. The board of directors said they have made several changes at the arts and cultural centre to help the financial situation. So far, it appears to be working.
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What's next for Saskatoon's new city council and mayor
Bev Dubois is the longest-serving member among Saskatoon's newly elected city council.Dubois's 17 non-consecutive years as councillor have taught her things she wants to share with the six new faces just elected to city council."You have to strategize and prioritize," Dubois said in an interview Thursday."You have to look after yourself and try not to do everything at once. We get a lot of invitations to things to attend, and I've seen councillors come on and they go to every single thing for th
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