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Same suspects believed to be responsible for two Saturday stabbings in Saskatoon

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By Taylor Macpherson Verified
| CJME-AM (Regina, SK) Verified
Police in Saskatoon say officers believe the same group of male suspects was responsible for two separate stabbings on Saturday night.
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These economists are worried Canada has a data quality problem

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By Taylor Macpherson Verified
| CJME-AM (Regina, SK) Verified
OTTAWA — Most economists, including at the Bank of Canada, were a bit surprised when Statistics Canada reported late last month that the economy contracted slightly over the first three months of the year. The consensus estimate among economists and monetary policymakers was for real GDP growth of roughly 1.5 per cent annualized in the first quarter.
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‘This is nuts’: The hard-fought race to build Canada’s next submarine fleet

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By Taylor Macpherson Verified
| CJME-AM (Regina, SK) Verified
OTTAWA — From a massive ad blitz featuring Canadian broadcast icon Peter Mansbridge to a cabinet minister calling on shipbuilders to cough up a car plant, the brief race to replace Canada’s aging submarine fleet turned heads in more ways than one. The unusually short competition to build the navy’s next submarine fleet seemed to focus on everything but the boats themselves — even though the two vessels in the running are, in some ways, very different.
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