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Saskatoon is turning random acts of kindness into a week-long celebration with bingo cards, prizes, and 20 community hubs across the city. The February 16-21 event gives everyone a simple way to spread joy while boosting their own wellbeing.
A powerful photo exhibit at Saskatoon's Frances Morrison Library preserves the voices of 20 Holocaust survivors, ensuring their stories of survival and resilience endure for future generations. The free display runs through June 2.
After years of traveling the world for work, two immigrants arrived in Saskatoon with a dream and turned it into a thriving business in just five months. Now they're planning to become Canada's biggest churro franchise.
Scientists in Saskatoon are studying why mice survive hantavirus while humans often don't, hoping to unlock a life-saving treatment. With no approved vaccines in the Americas and a 40% death rate, this research offers new hope for a virus that kills up to half its victims.
When both parent owls died from electrocution, volunteers climbed 40 feet to rescue three helpless babies from their nest. The orphaned great horned owlets are now safe at a wildlife rehabilitation center and will return home once power lines are made safer.
A specially trained golden retriever in Saskatchewan is using her extraordinary nose to locate hidden hard drives and USB sticks in child exploitation investigations. Taffy also provides therapy support to crime victims and police officers dealing with trauma.