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U.S. on a federal execution spree and a lone Canadian sits on death row: Robert Bolden’s untold story
January 13, 2021A lone Canadian sits on death row: Robert Bolden’s untold story National Post In the summer...
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Worst Year Ever Series: 1945 saw atomic bombs and holocaust death marches, but hope was on the horizon
January 4, 2021Worst Year Ever Series: 1945 saw atomic bombs and holocaust death marches, but hope was...
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Calgary Teens Arrested Following Hit-And-Run Death Of Police Officer
January 4, 2021CALGARY — The investigation into the hit-and-run death of an on-duty Calgary police officer continues today....
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Canada’s COVID-19 death toll surpasses 15,000
December 29, 2020Canada’s COVID-19 death toll surpasses 15,000 A new variant of the coronavirus first seen in...
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Dividends still went out even after soldiers marched in to long-term care homes
December 29, 2020Dividends still went out even after soldiers marched into long-term care homes OTTAWA – In the...
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‘We’re heading to a place that is very bad’: Ontario announces 29 COVID-19 deaths as Mayor John Tory warns of increased restrictions
November 16, 2020Ontario announced 29 COVID-19 deaths in one day on Sunday, as Mayor John Tory warned of...
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COVID-19 counts continue to rise as Canada approaches 300,000 cases
November 16, 2020COVID-19 counts continue to rise Canada’s COVID-19 hot spots reported minor declines in daily infections on...
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Five provinces break COVID-19 records as new measures take effect
November 15, 2020Five Canadian provinces have reported a number of record-breaking COVID-19 numbers in cases and deaths. Ontario...
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Ontario Workers Protest Mid-Pandemic Layoffs For Nursing Home Staff
October 25, 2020Ontario Workers Protest “Mortified.” A staff member laid off from a Bowmanville, Ont. nursing home Tuesday...
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Toronto police announce ‘neighbourhood teams’ in new gun violence plan, conceding years of major gang sweeps have been ineffective
October 23, 2020Toronto police say they plan to tackle the insidious and growing problem of gun and gang...
Saskatchewan News Feeds
- Lotteries and Gaming Saskatchewan Legislation IntroducedThe Government of Saskatchewan has introduced legislation today to create Lotteries and Gaming Saskatchewan (LGS), a new commercial Crown corporation that will oversee gaming policy and management...
- Saskatchewan Introduces Legislation To License Physician AssistantsSaskatchewan is introducing legislative changes to allow a new profession of Physician Assistants to be licensed to practice in the province. The introduction of this new role will add more skilled...
- Saskatchewan Distance Learning Corporation Begins HiringUp to 90 New Teaching Positions Throughout the Province The Government of Saskatchewan is pleased to announce that the new provincial online school, the Saskatchewan Distance Learning Corporation...
- Government Welcomes Fifth Flight of Ukrainians Displaced by WarToday More Than 230 Ukrainians Will Arrive in Regina. A fifth humanitarian flight of displaced Ukrainians will land at the Regina International Airport today as part of the Government of...
- Saskatchewan Mineral Exploration Tax Credit to Triple Under New LegislationToday, Energy and Resources Minister Jim Reiter introduced the Government of Saskatchewan's proposed amendment to The Mineral Resources Act, 1985. The proposed change will bring the Saskatchewan...
- Government Of Saskatchewan Proud To Support 2023 World Para Ice Hockey ChampionshipThe 2023 World Para Ice Hockey Championship will be held in Moose Jaw on May 28-June 3. This is the first time that the championship will be played in Canada. "The Government of Saskatchewan is...
- Saskatchewan Releases New Critical Minerals StrategyThe Government of Saskatchewan has launched Securing the Future: Saskatchewan’s Critical Minerals Strategy to drive growth and development of the sector in the province. “Saskatchewan is a...
- Funding Now Available For Airport Improvements Through CAPThe Government of Saskatchewan is opening a project intake for the Community Airport Partnership (CAP) program. The government will be investing $850,000 in community airports as part of the 50/50...
- Provincial Firefighting Training Centre at Parkland College Re-OpeningSaskatchewan residents can soon train to become certified firefighters in their home province. Applications are now open for National Fire Protection Association training starting in July, thanks...
- Ready, Set, Camp - Sask Parks Reservations Launch April 3Attentional all campers! The wait is almost over. Sask Parks wants to remind the public that 2023 campsite reservations will open April 3 for seasonal campsites and April 4-12 for nightly...