Saskatoon Police Chief Clive Weighill and Prince Albert Police Chief Dale McFee announced a friendly wager over the outcome of a hockey series.
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BRIEF: Researchers get NSERC grants
Three researchers at the University of Saskatchewan received a $1.23 million award from the Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council of Canada.
BRIEF: Million dollar Agriculture plant
A $1.2 million bioprocessing plant in the Agriculture Building opened Jan. 10.
BRIEF: USask students help fowl farming in Ghana
Two University of Saskatchewan veterinary medicine students worked with farmers in Ghana last summer to improve food security.
BRIEF: $1 million agriculture donation
The University of Saskatchewan college of agriculture received a $1 million investment Dec. 13.
New CPR guidelines discourage mouth-to-mouth
Updated CPR guidelines released Oct. 18 in Canada and the United States now encourage compression-only CPR without mouth-to-mouth resuscitation.
BRIEF: Province funds controversial MS treatment
The Saskatchewan government has announced $5 million of funding for a controversial but potentially effective treatment for multiple sclerosis.
BRIEFS: Place Riel update and new Centre for Masonry Design
The Place Riel construction project is experiencing setbacks that may stall the planned opening date. Also, a new centre for masonry design was founded Oct. 1.
BRIEF: Saskatoon byelection set for Oct. 18
The provincial government has called an election to fill Saskatoon Northwest’s MLA seat yesterday.
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Stop fuelling the madness: Saskatoon Police plane is a waste of money
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Canadians are the truly guilty party in politics
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“Everyone is watching Saskatchewan:” province’s HIV infections a cause for concern
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Am I a feminist?
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The CBC is under ideological attack: if the Conservatives cut funding, Canadian identity will suffer
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