The Canadian Football League has announced a new "record-setting" broadcast deal.... Read more
Police in Humboldt are asking the public for any information that could help them track down a man who reportedly pointed a gun at two young kids on Saturday.
According to a statement issued on Thursday by the RCMP, officers got a report about a suspicious man with a gun on Eighth Avenue in... Read more
City of Moose Jaw councillors are looking for answers from the federal government regarding the future of the Canadian Forces Snowbirds following last week’s announcement that the squadron will be grounded after the 2026 season.
At Tuesday’s city council meeting, Patrick Boyle brought forward a... Read more
PARIS (AP) — Overwhelming favorite Jannik Sinner is out of the French Open in the second round.
The top-ranked Sinner struggled with the heat and lost to 56th-ranked Juan Manuel Cerundolo 3-6, 2-6, 7-5, 6-1, 6-1 after wasting a chance to serve for the match on Thursday.
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The immigration department says more than 24,000 travel documents could be suspended by the government’s measures to keep Ebola out of Canada.
The government announced a 90-day suspension of a variety of immigration and travel documents for people in the Democratic Republic of the Congo,... Read more
TORONTO — Ontario Liberal caucus member Rob Cerjanec has tossed his hat into the party’s leadership race.
The rookie legislator who won the Ajax riding in 2025 will be running under the slogan “Let’s Build Ontario” and he pledges to rebuild the party.
Cerjanec says he will focus on affordability... Read more
It happened two years ago. The Serious Incident Response Team investigated. Murray Wood says the police were rightly cleared, so why wasn’t the identity of the man shot... Read more
Sarah Mills says Steven Guilbeault, a Liberal MP and environmentalist activist, went a long way towards stoking western alienation and helped... Read more
More than 2,000 drivers and passengers were charged, suspended, ticketed or warned by police in Saskatchewan during Canada Road Safety Week.
According to the Saskatchewan RCMP, police from various agencies stopped 5,271 vehicles around the province between May 12 and May 18 during their annual... Read more
Saskatchewan is solidifying its status as one of the world’s most important mining jurisdictions. ... Read more
Turning 60 often signals winding down. Not for the Saskatchewan Mining Association (SMA). ... Read more
Saskatchewan's uranium sector is entering a pivotal growth phase, with two new mines receiving federal approval from the Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission (CNSC). The last uranium mine to be approved for construction in Canada was Cameco’s Cigar Lake project in 2004. ... Read more
Few jurisdictions can rival the quality, quantity and variety of Saskatchewan’s mineral resources. Saskatchewan is renowned globally for its uranium and potash deposits and is making headlines with new discoveries of other minerals essential for a sustainable future worldwide. The province’s mining... Read more
Police in Saskatchewan say a small plane was forced to make an emergency landing on a gravel road northwest of Saskatoon after running out of gas.
OTTAWA — The immigration department says more than 24,000 travel documents could be suspended by the government's measures to keep Ebola out of Canada.
The government announced a 90-day suspension of a variety of immigration and travel documents for people in the Democratic Republic of the Congo,... Read more
NEW YORK (AP) — Yoselin Sanchez has been in chronic pain since she was born with cervical scoliosis. While little eases the discomfort, she’s found ways to distract herself from hurting.
She practices yoga. She performs free flow dance. And while she works, she frequently listens to house music... Read more
8:30 – Premier Scott Moe joins Evan following the Western Premiers’ meeting, as conversations around Alberta separation continue to intensify. We’ll also discuss Saskatchewan’s new social media survey and whether recent federal investment announcements in the province signal a... Read more
At current spending levels, Regina is fighting a losing battle with the condition of its major and local roads.
A new report from city administration, presented at Wednesday’s executive committee meeting, shows that 91 per cent of major roads in Regina are currently rated as fair or better. The... Read more
A federal judge has declined to halt President Donald Trump’s executive order creating a federal voter list and limiting mail voting, clearing the way for potential sweeping changes in how... Read more
TORONTO — Years after Kenneth Law’s arrest, a father who holds the Ontario man responsible for his son’s death by suicide says little has been done to rein in the online trade of lethal substances that continues to claim lives in Canada and abroad.
David Parfett, whose 22-year-old son... Read more
RICHMOND — At Imperial Hobbies in Richmond, B.C., the air is filled with the sounds of battle.
“Three, two, one — shoot!”
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OTTAWA — As Canada prepares to host World Cup soccer, the federal financial intelligence agency is warning that major sporting events can heighten the risk of vulnerable people being exploited by human traffickers.
A new bulletin from the Financial Transactions and Reports Analysis Centre of Canada... Read more
Many kids around Saskatchewan are eagerly awaiting the end of the school year and summer holidays, but Kinsley Simmons only wants to be back in the classroom.
The seven-year-old student joined her mother, Jennifer, at the legislative building in Regina last month. Jennifer said she’s been... Read more
Here is a roundup of stories from The Canadian Press designed to bring you up to speed …
Carney set to deliver remarks, pitch Canada as investment hub in New York
Prime Minister Mark Carney is in New York City to meet with business leaders as relations between Canada and the United States... Read more
TORONTO — Years after Kenneth Law's arrest, a father who holds the Ontario man responsible for his son's death by suicide says little has been done to rein in the online trade of lethal substances that continues to claim lives in Canada and abroad.
David Parfett, whose 22-year-old son Tom took his... Read more
MONTREAL —
Mercedes Rodriguez says she and her seven kids struggle to sleep at night because of the sounds of mice scurrying in the walls in her apartment in Montreal's east end.
In addition to a mice infestation, her social housing building in the city's Hochelaga-Maisonneuve district is also... Read more
NEW YORK — Prime Minister Mark Carney is in New York City Thursday to meet with business leaders as the relationship between Canada and the United States remains rocky ahead of a review of the continental trade pact.
The Prime Minister’s Office has not identified the CEOs, entrepreneurs, business... Read more
MONTREAL — Nearly one-third of Quebec's social housing units — roughly 21,500 homes — is in a state of disrepair. Advocates worry existing budgets will be inadequate because inflation is outpacing the pace of renovations.
Social housing is owned by the provincial government and sets rents at 25... Read more
OTTAWA — As Canada prepares to host World Cup soccer, the federal financial intelligence agency is warning that major sporting events can heighten the risk of vulnerable people being exploited by human traffickers.
A new bulletin from the Financial Transactions and Reports Analysis Centre of Canada... Read more
RICHMOND —
At Imperial Hobbies in Richmond, B.C., the air is filled with the sounds of battle.
"Three, two, one — shoot!"
The combatants unleash their weapons, setting off high-pitched whirring, and clashes of plastic and metal.
Beyblades — the spinning battle-top craze that whirled through... Read more
MONTREAL — On NHL playoff nights in Montreal, the wood-fired oven at St-Viateur Bagel keeps burning — even if the lineups at the counter get a little shorter.
At the flagship location of the Mile End bakery, employees say they have noticed a familiar pattern during Montreal Canadiens playoff games... Read more
The majority of Saskatchewan is seeing an extreme wildfire risk due to low humidity levels, with some crews already responding to fires.
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The Curse of the Presidents Trophy lives on. Game 4 between Montreal & Carolina take place tonight. The Oklahoma City Thunder take Game 5 from the San Antonio Spurs. The Blue Jays are looking to string together a few wins at home. And the CHL has... Read more
Residents on the east side of Saskatoon are being urged by the city to avoid using water outside, including watering lawns and using sprinkler systems, while water restrictions are in place.
The restrictions are in effect until June 1, 2026 because of... Read more
As Saskatchewan maps out its energy future, a group representing First Nations communities is backing the province's nuclear plans down the line.
Broadview RCMP have arrested a man and charged him with assault and forcible confinement, among other charges.
Police responded to a home on Kahkewistahaw First Nation around 4 a.m. on Wed, May 27 after receiving a report that a woman was being confined by an armed man.
The man, a 44-year-old from... Read more
You might be pulling out the flip flops and shorts for this heat wave, but our pets are still stuck in their year-round fur coats.
Several dog owners were out at Chief Whitecap Dog Park at midday on Wednesday to give their dogs a reprieve in the river, including Trish Cawood.
She said she brings... Read more
Mario Anderson is looking for continued improvement as he enters his sophomore CFL season.
The running back is looking to, once again, crack the roster for the Riders after spending... Read more
As sunlight shone through the glass teepee, the centre showpiece of the First Nations University, those that gathered to celebrate 50 years took stock of all it has become.
Founded in 1976 as the Saskatchewan Indian Federated College, the school was created to focus on Indigenous-led teachings. In... Read more