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Saskatoon rally for the unhoused calls for action on forced displacement - Saskatoon | Globalnews.ca (opens the original)
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A community rally outside Saskatoon’s City Hall Saturday called for changes to how the city and police respond to homeless encampments. This follows ongoing interactions between people living in encampments and police, where people are ordered to move by police or risk tickets that carry fines of up to $10,000. “That was their option, us is move or you’re going to get trespassing tickets,” said David Fineday from Sweetgrass First Nation. “Last time we got suckered into going into a meeting. Whil
New accessible playground opens in Saskatoon - Saskatoon | Globalnews.ca (opens the original)
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It’s a day a long time in the making for Makenna Hiebert and her family. A ribbon cutting ceremony on Sept. 10 officially marked the opening of Saskatoon’s second accessible playground at St. Anne Catholic School. “It was a dream turned to reality, so it’s very exciting. We’ve had an exciting couple of weeks since it’s been open and seeing all the kids run out and even meeting some friends here has been really exciting,” said Brittany Hiebert, Makenna’s mom and project lead for the playground. M
Healing and history at Canada’s saltiest body of water, Little Manitou Lake | Globalnews.ca (opens the original)
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Just outside the small community of Watrous, Saskatchewan, Manitou Beach sits on the so-called “Dead Sea of Canada.” “Little Manitou Lake, carved out by glaciers exposing bedrock and minerals that have been absorbed by water over time,” said Jeff Siegfried, community enhancement director of the Watrous Manitou Beach Marketing Group. “It’s called a terminal lake meaning water flowing into it has no way to escape and so the minerals that are in the bed of the lake leach into the water.” The water
Saskatchewan sees another overpass strike near Borden Bridge | Globalnews.ca (opens the original)
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Another overpass has been hit in Saskatchewan, except this time, just outside of Saskatoon near the Borden Bridge about half an hour northwest of the city. It happened just before noon on Sept. 2 on the Yellowhead Highway heading west. This is at least the seventh time a vehicle has struck an overpass or train bridge in the province this year. Saskatoon alone has seen five of those incidents, with the last strike happening in July, when a semi hauling a grain bin hit the 51st Street overpass on
Studies suggest public transit may improve health - Saskatoon | Globalnews.ca (opens the original)
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With the Link Bus Rapid Transit project well underway in Saskatoon, the hope is that it will boost ridership numbers across the city. And now researchers out of the University of Saskatchewan are suggesting public transit may do more than just get you from point A to point B; it could also improve your health. “They tend to walk to the transit stations and walk to the bus and walk back home, which does contribute to their physical activity needs. The other thing we know is that sort of people’s
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