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Teen sentenced to youth jail for Saskatoon crash on Idylwyld Drive (opens the original)
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A 14-year-old boy received a 10-month sentence, with six-and-a-half months in secure custody, on Thursday for his role in a fiery crash on Saskatoon’s Idylwyld Drive in May that left an 82-year-old man with serious injuries. The sentence includes about three months in the community and 12 months of probation. The sentence is on top of the roughly five months the teen has spent in custody already since his arrest in May. In June, the teen – who cannot be named due to provisions of Canada’s Youth
‘Nowhere for them to go’: Bridge City Warmth advocates for needs of residents at Avenue K encampment (opens the original)
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With plans to remove the encampment on Saskatoon’s Avenue K and 20th Street now on hold, the founder of Bridge City Warmth says there are also not enough housing options for those in need of a place to go. On Thursday, the Saskatoon Fire Department, police and other crews arrived at the encampment site, which was planned to be cleared and have fencing put up. However, crews were met with protesters who linked arms around a truck carrying the fencing, calling for the work to stop. On the other si
Prairie Harm Reduction’s former Saskatoon home listed for sale (opens the original)
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The former home of Saskatoon’s supervised consumption site, Prairie Harm Reduction, is for sale five months after the organization ceased operations. The property is listed for $324,000 and is being sold under an order from the Court of King’s Bench issued in July. Court documents obtained by 650 CKOM show the order stems from mortgage proceedings between Affinity Credit Union and Prairie Harm Reduction. The documents show Prairie Harm Reduction was not behind on mortgage payments, but $239,357
Saskatoon jury finds former principal guilty on three assault counts (opens the original)
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A Saskatoon jury has found Duff Arthur Friesen guilty on three of five counts of assault with a weapon for striking students with a wooden paddle at Christian Centre Academy. Friesen was the school’s principal in the early 2000s. The school was also formerly known as Legacy Christian Academy, which has since been renamed Valour Academy. Its affiliated church, Mile Two Church, has been renamed Encounter Church. During Friesen’s two-week trial at Saskatoon’s Court of King’s Bench, five former stud
Wet weather makes harvest a struggle for Saskatchewan farmers (opens the original)
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For a Saskatchewan farmer, this year’s wet conditions are a reminder of how challenging harvest can be. “You kind of take those easy harvests for granted,” said farmer Glen Munholland. “This one’s reminding us what can happen.” Munholland farms canola, spring wheat, red lentils and barley near Strasbourg – about 80 km north of Regina – and said this year’s harvest is behind. Because of the wet spring, Munholland said he got out in the field two weeks later than usual, though the crops caught up
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