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Saskatoon police investigate 2 separate stabbings

Saskatoon police are investigating two separate reported stabbings after officers were called to a hospital on November 7 and November 9.

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Saskatoon police are investigating two separate reported stabbings after officers were called to a hospital in the 1700 block of 20th Street West on November 7 and November 9, 2026. The police service’s Serious Assault Unit is handling both investigations.

On November 7, police were called to the hospital for a report that a man had been stabbed. Officers learned that the 27-year-old man had been in a physical altercation with two other men earlier that day near Avenue P South and 23rd Street West, police said.

According to police, one of the men pulled out a knife and stabbed him during the altercation. The two suspects fled, and the injured man went to the hospital. The occurrence number for that investigation is 26-160882.

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Police were called to a hospital in the 1700 block of 20th Street West at around 2:05 a.m. on November 9 after another report of a man who had been stabbed. Officers found the man receiving medical treatment for injuries believed to be non-life-threatening, police said.

Officers learned that the man had been assaulted by two unknown males in the area of 20th Street West and Avenue R South. The occurrence number for that investigation is 26-161722.

The Serious Assault Unit is continuing to investigate both incidents. Anyone with information that could assist investigators is asked to call Saskatoon police at 306-975-8300.

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Official source: Saskatoon Police Service

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