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SIIT opens new aviation centre, doubles training capacity with Boeing investment (opens the original)
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SASKATOON, Sask. — The Saskatchewan Indian Institute of Technologies is expanding its aviation program through its partnership with Boeing Canada, opening a new learning centre and doubling student capacity while introducing avionics training as another career pathway. SIIT president and CEO Riel Bellegarde said the institute launched its aviation program in 2010, and more than 100 students have since graduated and gone on to aviation-related jobs in Saskatchewan and across Canada. However, dema
Big wins, big laughs and lasting memories mark CCMAs in Saskatoon (opens the original)
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SASKATOON, Sask. — The 2026 Canadian Country Music Awards may have ended on Saturday night, Sept. 19, but the memories will be forever part of the ongoing chapter in the city's relationship with Canadian country music. Saskatoon hosted the CCMAs for the third time. From Saskatchewan's Jess Moskaluke being surprised with an invitation to debut at the Grand Ole Opry in October to the James Barker Band's quartet keeping the crowd entertained with their goofy banter as hosts, it was truly a night to
From patient to artist: STARS survivorâs painting helps launch 2027 calendar (opens the original)
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SASKATOON, Sask. â STARS Air Ambulance has been a significant part of Shelly Campbellâs life. Growing up, she watched her mother work as a volunteer co-ordinator in Sundre, Alta. She helped sell STARS calendars and raise money to fund the organizationâs lifesaving work. She admired STARS' shiny red helicopters and even dreamt of someday flying one as a pilot. Years later, that dream became a reality, but in a different situation that she never expected: being a STARS patient herself due to
Daughter speaks out about fatherâs ordeal at Saskatoon hospital (opens the original)
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SASKATOON, Sask. â The Saskatchewan NDP continued their critique Monday of the provincial governmentâs Patients First Health Care Plan, this time bringing to attention the case of an elderly patient who was left lying down on the floor of the Royal University Hospital last week due to no available rooms. A few days after highlighting the death of Kristin Hanke, the woman whose death could have been prevented, opposition again cited a separate case of another medical experience at Saskatoonâ
Family seeks answers after Saskatoon woman dies following delayed ankle surgery (opens the original)
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SASKATOON, Sask. — The family of the late Kirsten Hanke believes her death could have been prevented if she had received the medical care she needed after breaking her ankle in three places and dislocating it after falling from a step. Morgan Kirby, Hanke’s partner, said she was rushed to the Royal University Hospital emergency room to be treated on Aug. 12 after injuring herself. She was sent home afterward to wait for her surgery, set for Aug. 15, and advised to take extra-strength Advil and T
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