Saskatoon emergency crews searching for man in South Saskatchewan River
Saskatoon police received a call late Monday morning of a man in the middle of the South Saskatchewan River near Gabriel Dumont Park.
Dayne Winter / Global News
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Saskatoon emergency services are currently searching the South Saskatchewan River for a person believed to be in the water.
Police received a call at around 11 a.m. CT Monday of a man in the middle of the river near Gabriel Dumont Park.
The Saskatoon Fire Department river rescue team was also called in to help with the search.
READ MORE: Extensive search fails to locate anyone in South Saskatchewan River
Police said it is not known how the man entered the river.
This story will be updated as more details become available.
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