CBC Saskatchewan News June 20, 2022
Two searches underway - one for a teenager who went missing in Buffalo Pound Lake and the other, in northern Saskatchewan, for a man accused of shooting at police.
A judge lifts a publication ban, so we can finally report why the head of the Lighthouse homeless shelter in Saskatoon was booted from his job.
And active weather wreaked havoc across the province this weekend and today.
Видео CBC Saskatchewan News June 20, 2022 канала CBCSaskatchewan
A judge lifts a publication ban, so we can finally report why the head of the Lighthouse homeless shelter in Saskatoon was booted from his job.
And active weather wreaked havoc across the province this weekend and today.
Видео CBC Saskatchewan News June 20, 2022 канала CBCSaskatchewan
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