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Haitian arrested as alleged tie to assassination masterminds
July 12, 2021The head of Haiti’s national police announced Sunday that officers arrested a Haitian man accused of...
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First Nation to release findings on discovery of remains at site of former residential school
July 12, 2021The B.C. First Nation’s ground-penetrating radar research has sparked a growing national outcry against abuses in...
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Front-line fast-food workers have taken the brunt of bad behaviour during the pandemic and it’s affecting their mental health
July 11, 2021Negede Kaffa, a first-generation Canadian of Ethiopian descent, was 15 years old when she started working...
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Global Affairs says the remains of a second Canadian have been pulled from rubble of Florida condo
July 11, 2021Global Affairs Canada says the remains of a second Canadian have been pulled from the rubble...
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New wildfire ignites close to Vernon, B.C., as firefighters contain nearby blaze in Coldstream
July 11, 2021The service says the Becker Lake wildfire is only one hectare but is very visible from...
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As restrictions lift and vaccination diminishes the threat of COVID-19, life returns to Toronto, the city that always sleeps
July 10, 2021It was never destined to end how it started: with a bang and a burst and...
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Majority of Canadians think COVID-19 U.S. border restrictions should lift this year: Nanos
July 10, 2021A majority of Canadians are in favour of lifting all pandemic-prompted travel restrictions at the Canada-U.S....
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Transportation Safety Board investigates possibility that a train sparked fire in Lytton, B.C.
July 10, 2021The Transportation Safety Board says new information it received on the suspected source of the fire...
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‘What are equity-seeking groups?’ Confidential report reveals Greens’ problems supporting diverse candidates in 2019
July 9, 2021OTTAWA—A confidential report prepared for the federal Greens details the party’s shortcomings in recruiting and supporting...
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RoseAnne Archibald first woman to lead Assembly of First Nations as national chief
July 9, 2021RoseAnne Archibald of the Taykwa Tagamou Nation in Ontario has become the first woman to serve...
Saskatchewan News Feeds
- Government Funding Saskatoon Alternative Response OfficersThe Ministry of Corrections, Policing and Public Safety is providing a one-time grant of approximately $305,000 to the Saskatoon Police Service for two alternative response officer positions. The...
- Program Benefits Post-Secondary Graduates at Tax TimeSaskatchewan's Graduate Retention Program (GRP) is supporting more post-secondary graduates who live and work in the province. More than 81,000 post-secondary graduates in Saskatchewan have claimed...
- Saskatchewan intervening in C-69 Reference Case Before the Supreme Court of CanadaArguments Will be Made This Week, March 22 and 23 This week, Saskatchewan will join every other province and territory in Canada, except for Prince Edward Island and Nova Scotia, in a...
- Celebrating March 20-25 as Social Work Week in SaskatchewanThe Government of Saskatchewan has officially proclaimed March 20-25 as Social Work Week in Saskatchewan. The theme for this year's celebration is Social Work is Essential. "Those in the field of...
- Victim Advocate Case Review Program Expands to Moose Jaw and Prince AlbertThe Government of Saskatchewan is pleased to announce the expansion of the Victim Advocate Case Review (VACR) program to Moose Jaw, Prince Albert and their surrounding areas. VACRs are...
- Governments Of Canada And Saskatchewan Partner To Invest $485 Million In Saskatchewan Under The New Five-Year Sustainable Canadian Agricultural PartnershipToday, Gudie Hutchings, Federal Minister of Rural Economic Development, on behalf of Marie-Claude Bibeau, Federal Minister of Agriculture and Agri-Food, and Saskatchewan Agriculture Minister David...
- Leading the Nation Once Again in Wholesale TradeSaskatchewan's economy remains strong, with the value of wholesale trade increasing 48.3 per cent between January 2022 and January 2023. This is the second highest among the provinces. The total...
- Changes To Fees And Charges In 2023-24Certain fees and charges paid in Saskatchewan will change in 2023-24 to add a new licence, modify access to reports of farmland sold and to encourage pension plan administration compliance. The...
- Saskatchewan Firearms Office Launches Public Safety CampaignOn March 20, 2023, the Saskatchewan Firearms Office will launch a public awareness campaign aimed at promoting the safe use and storage of firearms in the province. "The safe use of firearms is...
- Inquest Into The Death Of Cain WapassA public inquest into the death of Cain Wapass will be held April 17 to 21, 2023, at the Coronet Hotel at 3551 2nd Avenue West in Prince Albert. The first day of the inquest is scheduled to begin...