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Financial anxiety based in reality according to survey conducted for United Way

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By Keira Miller Verified
| CKBL-FM (Saskatoon, SK) Verified
A recent survey conducted by Leger on behalf of United Way Centraide suggests that more Canadians are suffering from financial hardships and anxiety.
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SaskPower ends the year $114 million in the red despite $187 million grant from CIC

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By Keira Miller Verified
| discoverhumboldt 107.5 Bolt FM
SaskPower is once again in the spotlight following the release of the 2025-26 Crown corporation annual reports. Revenues are up at SaskTel, SaskEnergy, Lotteries and Gaming Saskatchewan, SaskWater, and SGI. Meanwhile, SaskPower ended the year with a net loss of $114 million. This is down significantly from last year’s net earnings of 76 million.
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City says flows have lessened, but the river remains dangerous

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By Keira Miller Verified
| CKBL-FM (Saskatoon, SK) Verified
Despite lower flow rates than last week, the City of Saskatoon is still encouraging residents and visitors to stay off the South Saskatchewan River. A release from the City says the flow rate remains well above what is typical in Saskatoon and the river remains dangerous. Typical flows are about 160 cubic metres per second, and currently, they are almost double that at around 296 cubic metres per second. The City adds that people should especially stay away from the weir.
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