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Fondue dinner sparks Christmas Eve house fire
A young Nanaimo woman and her parents are recovering from serious burns after flames from a fondue dinner sparked a house fire that quickly engulfed her downtown home on Christmas Eve.
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Christmas tree recycling locations open
In Regina and Saskatoon, recycled Christmas trees are either composted or used as mulch.
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3 robberies in Saskatoon on Christmas Eve
Saskatoon Police are looking for suspects in three armed robberies on December 24.
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Mother of four denied Christmas Cheer hamper
A Thunder Bay woman says she’s had to struggle over the holidays and cites Christmas Cheer’s identification requirements as the cause.
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Christmas wrap a headache for waste sorting
P.E.I.’s Island Waste Management Corporation is looking ahead to a difficult few weeks sifting through improperly sorted waste from the holiday season.
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A police officer in Prince Albert helped save Christmas for one family after all of their presents were stolen.
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Woman is cancer-free and having the best Christmas ever
A woman in Burin who was told last year that she would have to wait six months for an MRI and treatment is now cancer-free.
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Sask. Ukrainian community begins Christmas celebrations
While Christmas may be over for most people, the Ukrainian community Saskatchewan is getting ready Christmas Eve celebrations this Sunday.
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Wildlife shelter turns old Christmas trees into new homes
Instead of tossing Christmas trees to the curb this January, an Edmonton animal shelter is asking people to donate their holiday trees to help injured animals.
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Christmas messages on Saskatoon buses bounced back to city council
The question of whether Saskatoon city buses should display a Merry Christmas message was discussed at the city’s race relations committee Thursday.
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Paul Wilson: It’s already Christmas in Hamilton, Canada’s candy-cane capital
In an old brick factory on the other side of the tracks, they’re cooking up the bulk of this country’s candy canes – enough for every man, woman and child.
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