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    News excerpts from Saskatchewan for Dec. 20

    The latest on a Saskatoon homicide investigation, a new tool to combat impaired driving and more.

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    Nearly 700 people in B.C. reported to have a vitamin C deficiency

    Nearly 700 people in British Columbia have been reported to have a vitamin C deficiency in the past decade, according to data obtained by CBC News, prompting doctors to raise questions about the prevalence of scurvy — a life-threatening disease thought to be a thing of the past — in the province.

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    Internal police reports contradict Moe's claims that officer said bullets caused holes at campaign office

    Internal reports prepared by a Regina police officer contradict claims made by Premier Scott Moe about damage at a Saskatchewan Party campaign office.During the provincial election campaign, Moe said Saskatchewan Party campaign workers were told by a police officer that two holes in the window of Rahul Singh's campaign office in Regina were caused by gunfire.The report filed by the Regina police officer does not support that claim."At no point I said the holes were made by a firearm," wrote L. R

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    Today In History 1220

    Today In History 1220

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    Why the Town of Conception Bay South is taking over Manuels River Interpretation Centre

    While it has operated as a non-profit, the Manuels River Interpretation Centre will have new ownership in 2025. The CBC’s Julia Israel reports on what the Town of Conception Bay South has in store for the popular community hub.

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    Snowfall warnings on the East Coast as ‘weather bomb’ approaches

    Warnings are in effect as some communities brace for 20+ cm of snow

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    Proposed animal hospital at Assiniboine Park Zoo to include viewing area for visitors

    Plans are underway for a new animal hospital to be built at Assiniboine Park Zoo. For the first time visitors would be able to watch procedures being done on animals through a glass-enclosed viewing area to help educate the public.

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