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• Swift Current man killed in highway rollover
  A 25-year-old Swift Current man is dead following a single-vehicle rollover near the community of Success.
  
  
• Wind money eyed for project
  The city is hoping to use money for the defunct wind turbine to help with a $3.3-million shortfall in its plans to produce electricity by capturing gas at the landfill.
  
  
• Saskatoon police continue to investigate after man found in ditch
  A 21-year-old Prince Albert man remains hospitalized in critical condition after being reported missing and then found in a ditch near the Saskatoon landfill.
  
  
• Photos: Third annual Ice Cycle in Saskatoon
  Lots of people on bikes, some dressed in costumes, showed up at the Farmers’ Market on February 5 for the third annual Ice Cycle event, February 5.
  
  
• Man found near city landfill
  A 21-year-old man is in critical condition at a Saskatoon hospital after being found unconscious in a ditch near the city landfill.
  
  
• Photos: Kinsmen Sports Celebrity Dinner
  NHL Hall-Famers Mark Messier and Bryan Trottier were among the main attractions for the Kinsmen Sports Celebrity Dinner on Feb. 3 in Saskatoon.
  
  
• Photos: Search for missing Hamza Alsharief in Saskatoon
  Members of the Saskatoon and North Corman Park Search and Rescue scoured the riverbank in Saskatoon on February 4, searching for missing person Hamza Alsharief. The Fire Department’s water rescue boat was also involved in the search.
  
  
• Photos: Chinese New Year celebrations in Saskatoon
  Chinese New Year celebrations in Saskatoon took place at TCU Place, February 4.
  
  
• Unlikely champ secures berth in Brier
  There was a feeling of deja vu watching the celebration by Scott Manners and his team after they won their first SaskTel Saskatchewan Tankard men's curling championship.
  
  
• Tigers maul undermanned Blades squad
  The Saskatoon Blades battled back from some first-period adversity against the Medicine Hat Tigers on Saturday night.
  
  
• City may add more red light cameras
  Red light cameras installed at Circle Drive and Avenue C have not curbed the number of collisions at that intersection, but the number of serious accidents has dropped significantly, a new city report says.
  
  
• Historic claims of abuse at youth facility rising
  The number of former residents of a Regina youth facility suing the provincial government for abuse they claim to have suffered there decades ago has grown to more than 150 and will likely go higher.
  
  
• Police approached by stabbing victim
  A man has been charged with assault with a weapon after another man was stabbed Saturday night.
  
  
• Wanted man in Fort Qu'Appelle death wanted again
  A man already wanted on a charge stemming from a Fort Qu'Appelle homicide is now being sought for a stabbing in the Maple Creek area.
  
  
• Man flees after crashing into post
  A 23-year-old man has been arrested for impaired driving after crashing into a light post in the city's downtown.
  
  
• Pair of fatalities in separate highway collisions
  Two people are dead after a pair of collisions Saturday on Saskatchewan highways