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Multi-skilled journalist for CTV National News @CTVNews. Shamelessly loves curling, corgis & Taylor Swift. She/her. allison.bamford@bellmedia.ca.
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Pride stamp commemorates early Saskatoon festival as attendees look back Original

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By Allison Bamford 
| CTV News
SASKATOON - A Saskatoon festival considered to be the first celebration of queer culture in Western Canada, is being commemorated in a new postage stamp. The festival Metamorphosis is illustrated in one of four stamps unveiled by Canada Post this month, that highlight pivotal sites in the LGBTQ2S+ rights movement. Canada Post stamps Canada Post unveiled these four stamps earlier this month.
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‘A very fast current’: Officials caution public around South Saskatchewan River

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By Allison Bamford 
| CTV News
SASKATOON, Sask. - Saskatoon officials are warning the public of increased safety risks on the South Saskatchewan River. Upstream, Saskatchewan’s Water Security Agency (WSA) is opening the spillway at the Gardiner Dam to help control water levels, following heavy rains in Alberta. The release will increase the river flow from approximately 240 to 700 cubic metres a second, beginning June 7.
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Sask. stocks lakes with millions of walleye each year. Only a small percentage actually survive

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By Allison Bamford 
| CTV News
CRAIK, Sask. - Every spring around this time, dozens of Saskatchewan lakes are stocked with millions of baby walleye, known as fry. But only a small percentage survive long enough for anglers to catch them. Matt Tyree, director of fisheries in Saskatchewan, hopes revenue from a new angling certificate will help change that.
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