Tents are once again filling a park in Regina’s Heritage neighbourhood, putting the city’s new approach to homeless encampments to the test.
On the... Read more
CALGARY — Alberta Premier Danielle Smith denied suggestions Tuesday that her upcoming trip to Tennessee could be sending the wrong message amid a trade war between Canada and its southern neighbour.
"I hope no one's surprised to hear that I believe it's my job to continue reaching out at all levels... Read more
WASHINGTON (AP) — The House voted Tuesday to censure Rep. Chuck Edwards, R-N.C., following a House Ethics Committee investigation that concluded he engaged in persistent... Read more
Saskatchewan's Opposition NDP is calling on the government to involve taxpayers and the party in decisions following a $50-million special warrant with the SPSA.
The British Columbia government has confirmed several errors overstating its forecasts of natural gas revenues by about $1.46 billion over five fiscal years, starting with the current one.
Officials have told a technical briefing the administrative errors will be corrected in the province's... Read more
MONTREAL — A former Montreal priest who was found guilty in 2019 of sexually abusing two boys is facing charges of possessing and accessing child sexual abuse material.
Brian Boucher's lawyer appeared in a Montreal courtroom today on his behalf, and the case was postponed to Sept. 8.
Court... Read more
A multi-agency police investigation in Prince Albert has resulted in the arrest of a 34-year-old man and the seizure of guns and drugs.
On Aug. 28, a patrol unit... Read more
The bylaw, passed by city council at the end of July, 'supports the experience you already expect on Saskatoon Transit,' the city said.
OTTAWA — Finance Minister François-Philippe Champagne says Russia's presence at a G20 meeting hosted by the U.S. has made many countries uncomfortable.
Speaking after sitting down with his fellow G20 finance ministers in Asheville, N.C., today, Champagne said the presence of Russian Finance... Read more
TORONTO — Canada's chief public health officer is urging parents to check that routine childhood vaccinations are up-to-date as kids head back to school.
In an interview on Tuesday, Dr. Joss Reimer said measles is still spreading, while vaccine misinformation continues to circulate online.
The... Read more
The chief of the Federation of Sovereign Indigenous Nations says the organization is still working on its response to an audit by Indigenous Services Canada.
Earlier this month, Minister Mandy Gull-Masty said the ISC had completed the audit, which found that... Read more
Brad Wall says some tactics should stay off-limits in Canada’s trade war against the U.S.
The former Saskatchewan premier joined The Evan Bray Show on Tuesday to discuss Canada’s strategy in the ongoing trade dispute and... Read more
CBS NFL analyst and former Dallas Cowboys quarterback Tony Romo has pleaded no contest to a charge of operating while intoxicated and has issued a statement apologizing for the actions that led to his July arrest.
Romo was arrested July 23 following a traffic stop as he was driving south on... Read more
RCMP officers arrested a 23-year-old man on the Yellow Quill First Nation on Monday morning, leading to the seizure of several weapons.
Police said the weapons seized included seven guns, two... Read more
WASHINGTON (AP) — The House passed a short-term measure Tuesday to fund the federal government into early December, a move designed to avoid a chaotic shutdown as lawmakers campaign for reelection.
Lawmakers needed to act before the fiscal year concludes at the end of September to... Read more
Boaters in northern British Columbia are being warned to stay away from a mysterious floating island that has reappeared on a lake after drifting about 30 kilometres in two weeks.
BC Hydro spokesperson Bob Gammer says he initially thought reports of the island covered in trees and foliage on... Read more
Boaters in northern British Columbia are being warned to stay away from a mysterious floating island that has reappeared on a lake after drifting about 30 kilometres in two weeks.
BC Hydro spokesperson Bob Gammer says he initially thought reports of the island covered in trees and foliage on... Read more
Dolly Parton’s legacy is still arriving in mailboxes across Moose Jaw, one children’s book at a time.
The program has taken on added significance following the death of the 80-year-old country music icon and... Read more
Saskatchewan can expect a warmer-than-normal fall and a slow start to winter this year, according to Environment Canada’s senior climatologist.
During an appearance on... Read more
MONTREAL — Élections Québec says it will only send out voter information in French, to comply with language laws.
In previous elections, voter information cards were printed in both English and French.
The provincial elections authority says it must follow legislation adopted in 2022 making French... Read more
A 56-year-old man was arrested early Tuesday morning after allegedly fleeing from police at high speed in a stolen truck before crashing into a deck.
According to police, officers stopped a truck in the area of Avenue R North and 23rd Street West just before 3 a.m. Police said the driver gave a... Read more
Prime Minister Mark Carney says U.S. negotiators held an attitude during trade talks that would have made core Canadian industries — including the automotive sector — either become subsidiaries of their American counterparts or be “wiped out.”
Carney made the comments during a media... Read more
Before the end of the school year, CUPE conducted a survey of education support workers and found a wide range of medical procedures being done without training.
OTTAWA — Prime Minister Mark Carney says U.S. negotiators held an attitude during trade talks that would have made core Canadian industries — including the automotive sector — either become subsidiaries of their American counterparts or be "wiped out."
Carney made the comments during a media scrum... Read more
WASHINGTON — The Pentagon is standing behind a controversial social media post by U.S. Department of Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth about a Canadian cadet program.
Hegesth on Monday posted an image from the Cadet Training Centre in Vernon, B.C., depicting two young women in uniform with the caption... Read more
GANDER — The town won’t be quite as packed as it was 25 years ago, but it’s still hard to find a room in Gander, N.L., for the anniversary of the Sept. 11 attacks.
The town was home to about 9,500 people when it took in 38 passenger planes carrying more than 6,500 stranded travellers when United... Read more
Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer is set to introduce legislation to stop U.S. President Donald Trump’s latest tariffs as Democrats ramp up their affordability messaging ahead of midterm elections.
The new bill backed by the Democrat from New York attempts to rein in the new tariffs on... Read more
WASHINGTON — Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer is set to introduce legislation to stop U.S. President Donald Trump's latest tariffs as Democrats ramp up their affordability messaging ahead of midterm elections.
The new bill backed by the Democrat from New York attempts to rein in the new tariffs... Read more
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PLYMOUTH, Mass. (AP) — The judge in the Lindsay Clancy trial told jurors to keep deliberating Tuesday after they... Read more
TORONTO — The Ontario government is moving ahead with a plan to remove and overhaul Toronto bike lanes after winning a court battle.
The province says it has put out a bid request to study and design options to restore vehicle traffic on bike lane sections of Bloor Street, Yonge Street, Avenue... Read more
Saskatchewan Conservative MP Cathay Wagantall has officially resigned from the House of Commons, making her the 10th MP to step down this year.
Wagantall announced in June that she would resign at the end of August.
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OTTAWA — Saskatchewan Conservative MP Cathay Wagantall has officially resigned from the House of Commons, making her the 10th MP to step down this year.
Wagantall announced in June that she would resign at the end of August.
She said she originally planned on finishing her term but did not offer a... Read more
Of the child safety measures agreed to in Meta’s landmark legal settlement, no category contains more detailed requirements than its commitments on age assurance — and for good reason. No matter how well the protections work, they are of little use if Meta can’t tell which users are... Read more
The Liberals won more than 50 per cent of the vote in all three of Monday’s byelections, holding two seats and picking up an additional Quebec riding from the Conservatives.
Preliminary results show Quebec dairy farmer Daniel Gobeil won 51.3 per cent of the vote for the Liberals in Chicoutimi... Read more
OTTAWA — The Liberals won more than 50 per cent of the vote in all three of Monday's byelections, holding two seats and picking up an additional Quebec riding from the Conservatives.
Preliminary results show Quebec dairy farmer Daniel Gobeil won 51.3 per cent of the vote for the Liberals in... Read more
Dohnte Meyers helped the Riders win the Grey Cup. Now he’s an NFL starter. His story starts with being out of football before joining the CFL, and Murray Wood says it’s one... Read more
8:30 – Some eastern premiers are calling for western Canadian oil and potash to be used as leverage in the trade fight with the United States. Brad Wall, former Saskatchewan Premier, argues this shouldn’t be up for debate, especially since much of eastern... Read more
Argentinian Lionel Messi has announced his retirement from international soccer. Sarah Mills says based on the reputation of Argentina’s players, he does not deserve the “greatest of all time” title.
The... Read more
Summer is over, which means students across Saskatchewan are heading back to class and police will be looking for speeding drivers in school zones.
The single biggest thing people can do to keep students safe is obey the speed limit, which is 30 km/h unless otherwise posted, said inspector Lee... Read more
For the better part of two years, Saskatoon Blades president and general manager Colin Priestner has worked towards bringing a towering Czech goaltender over to North America.
Now, with just days to go until the start of their 2026-27 Western Hockey League season, the Blades have their man in... Read more