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Medical Health Officer on why Cyclospora isn’t impacting Saskatchewan or Canada
1+ hour, 12+ min ago (240+ words) The Cyclospora outbreak plaguing the United States has yet to impact Canada and Saskatchewan. Medical Health Officer with the Saskatchewan Health Authority Dr. Simon Kapaj says Cyclospora is a parasite that comes from contaminated food and water and lives in…...
Saskatoon spray pads open 12 hours to help families beat the heat
1+ hour, 12+ min ago (233+ words) Southwest Saskatchewan is under a heat warning with daytime highs in the low to mid-thirties combined with overnight lows in the high teens that will persist through the weekend and into early next week. For northern Saskatchewan including south to…...
Saskatoon Fire Department responds to 90 overdose calls over the weekend
1+ day, 21+ hour ago (111+ words) 98COOL Saskatoon Fire Department responds to 90 overdose calls over the weekend The Ministry of Health has issued an overdose alert for Saskatoon and area after 90 calls for service were received between Friday and Monday. A release states that these incidents required…...
Compound in cannabis determined to be a natural painkiller that could prove superior to anti-inflammatory drugs
3+ day, 4+ min ago (286+ words) The Canadian Light Source at the University of Saskatchewan was able to help researchers at the University of Guelph synthesize a naturally occurring painkiller. Dr. Tariq Akhtar says within cannabis, there are trace amounts of a certain compound called cannabistilbene....
Investigation underway after two people found deceased in wildlife incident
6+ day, 21+ min ago (116+ words) 98COOL Investigation underway after two people found deceased in wildlife incident Conservation officers have identified the bear involved in the death of two people at McTavish Lake on Wednesday. The bear has since been located and euthanized. The bear will be…...
With the onset of summer need for blood donation rises
3+ week, 2+ hour ago (240+ words) 98COOL With the onset of summer need for blood donation rises Canadian Blood Services is encouraging people to donate blood in light of many people cancel their appointments ahead of a busy summer season. Canadian Blood Services says the need for…...
98 Bit Challenge! – Step up for Mental Health Edition
3+ week, 3+ day ago (58+ words) 98COOL 98 Bit Challenge! – Step up for Mental Health Edition Jonathon Huntington with 321gorunning joins us with details on the Cameco Step up for Mental Health run in September while trying our classic NES Listen Anywhere With Our New Smartphone Apps Streaming Provided…...
Salem Foods ground spices and spice blends recall
3+ week, 5+ day ago (88+ words) The Canadian Food Inspection Agency has issued a recall for various Salem Foods brand ground spices and spice blends because of undeclared wheat, sesame and mustard. The affected ground spices and spice blends are the Cookies Spices, Ground Cardamom, and…...
Persons Living with AIDS Network of Saskatchewan holds a National HIV Testing Day block party
4+ week, 1+ hour ago (187+ words) The Persons Living with AIDS Network of Saskatchewan group is holding a National HIV Testing Day block party in the 100 Block of Avenue D North tomorrow (Friday). The party is at 127 Avenue D North. The block will be closed from…...
The Fellow in Yellow runs through Saskatoon on trek back to Halifax
4+ week, 19+ hour ago (499+ words) A man who was once warned he may never walk properly again is now on his trek back to Halifax after running to the West Coast. Trevor Redmond, also known as The Fellow in Yellow, was struck by a vehicle…...