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Hanke family asking for answers after daughter’s untimely death
Tears rolled down the faces of Kelly and Shawna Hanke in the rotunda in the Saskatchewan Legislative Building on Thursday morning as they talked about... -
‘Time is the fire in which we burn’: 2 major cast losses rock the passionate ‘Star Trek’ universe
WASHINGTON (AP) - One of the countless memorable lines that have tumbled out of the "Star Trek" universe over the years is this gem, originally from a... -
Saskatchewan ghost hunters seek proof of life after death
While many fear the unknown and the supernatural, a select few run toward it. Halloween tends to be a spookier time of year, filled with costumes, gho... -
Canada-European Union summit in Montreal concludes today with digital trade on agenda
MONTREAL - A major summit Prime Minister Mark Carney is hosting with European Union leaders is set to conclude Friday with announcements on digital tr... -
Privacy commissioner investigating provider behind Crime Stoppers data breach
Canada’s privacy commissioner has launched an investigation into a cybersecurity breach involving anonymous tips shared with Crime Stoppers programs across the country. -
Sask. First Nations leaders raise land rights, policing concerns at historic Ottawa meeting
Federal government heard reasoning behind amending Indian status legislation and setting up First Nations policing from Saskatchewan chiefs. -
Shaping Saskatchewan: Charlie Clark
Following his time as Mayor of Saskatoon, Charlie Clark says he had some time to reflect on what he wanted the next chapter to look like. -
'We've had enough': Condo owners rally at Queen's Park to call for change in how condo boards operate
A group of condo owners took their fight for legislative change to Queen's Park this week to demand reforms they say would protect the 1.9 million people in Ontario who live in co… -
Ontario Jr. B hockey team ends historic losing streak
The Sarnia Legionnaires hadn't won a game since Feb. 2025 including an 0-50 record last season. -
'No sugar-coating it': NDP ex-ministers admit frustration at snap election blunder
Two prominent figures in British Columbia's outgoing NDP government have spoken out about the scale of the mistake made in calling last weekend's election that resulted in the par…
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B.C. NDP caucus taps Jennifer Whiteside to be new interim leader
The B.C. NDP has announced Jennifer Whiteside as its new interim leader.
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Belleville, Ont., police officer who thwarted synagogue attack released from hospital
The Belleville, Ont., police department says Const. Jeff Smith has been released from hospital more than a month after he was shot and seriously injured in a shootout near a synag…
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Cost of Canadian Dental Care Plan exceeded budget by $1.1B in first 2 years: auditor general
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Alberta-made low-tech tractor getting attention worldwide
A small agricultural service shop in central Alberta has developed an all-mechanical tractor that promises low-cost reliability and ease of repair in a sector where most machinery…
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Economic growth stalled again in August, StatCan says
OTTAWA - Statistics Canada says the economy stalled for a second month in a row in August amid weakness in the public sector and wholesale trade. The ... -
‘Not as brave as I thought’: Haunted Moose Jaw diner serves up terrifying tales
When Linda Lin bought a beloved Moose Jaw restaurant, she didn't believe the rumours of ghosts that haunt the home. Her stance on who inhabited Hopkin... -
CIBC names former finance minister Bill Morneau as next board chair
TORONTO - CIBC is naming former federal finance minister Bill Morneau as the next chair of its board of directors. Morneau will assume the role on Jan...
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Economic growth stalled again in August, StatCan says
OTTAWA - Statistics Canada says the economy stalled for a second month in a row in August amid weakness in the public sector and wholesale trade. The ...
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‘Not as brave as I thought’: Haunted Moose Jaw diner serves up terrifying tales
When Linda Lin bought a beloved Moose Jaw restaurant, she didn't believe the rumours of ghosts that haunt the home. Her stance on who inhabited Hopkin...
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CIBC names former finance minister Bill Morneau as next board chair
TORONTO - CIBC is naming former federal finance minister Bill Morneau as the next chair of its board of directors. Morneau will assume the role on Jan...
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Man facing charges related to 3 alleged arsons in Saskatoon: police
Saskatoon police said that investigators have connected a 33-year-old man with three alleged arsons that occurred in the city in recent months. -
No evidence stolen Crime Stoppers data used for fraud, provider says
The provider of software used by Crime Stoppers says it has found no evidence that personal information exposed in a cybersecurity breach has been used for fraud or identity theft. -
Man accused in fatal Saskatchewan highway shooting to stand trial
Chris Fahlman, the man accused in the fatal highway shooting of 44-year-old Tanya Myers, will stand trial, a Saskatchewan court decided after his preliminary hearing Friday. -
Saskatoon police seek person seen ‘prowling’ before suspicious house fire
Police are asking the public for help identifying a person of interest in connection with an alleged arson that occurred at a home in Saskatoon. -
Accused sex predator Richard Neil disputes DNA link to Ontario crime scenes
A Toronto man accused of grisly attacks on children in public parks in southern Ontario in the 1990s repeatedly this week disputed evidence against him and insisted police arreste…
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Tampering led to boat carrying North Vancouver students running aground: investigation
Spirit Cruises says the emergency engine shut-off of the boat carrying 150 North Vancouver students was activated, causing the boat to run aground.
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Tumbler Ridge shooting survivor Maya Gebala being released from hospital, father says
A 13-year-old girl who was severely injured in the Tumbler Ridge mass shooting is being released from hospital after nearly nine months of uncertain recovery, her father says.
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Health-care sectors fear staff shortages after OSAP freezes prompt some private college students to drop out
As many private college students in Ontario put their training on hold due to a freeze in student financial aid, there are concerns a dwindling number of graduates will make it di…
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Joly says she'll meet with Stelco owner if company gives 'concrete' plan to bring workers back
In a letter to Stelco's president dated Thursday, Industry Minister Mélanie Joly said she would meet with the company but first wanted to see a solid plan to bring back workers wh…
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New details emerge in death of 4-year-old Inuk girl in care of Montreal youth protection
Quebec’s health authority has launched a major investigation into the care of Montreal's English youth protection system after three deaths of children in their care in March 2026.
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Regina dismantles Core Community Park encampment over fire safety concerns
Residents were not given notice that the site would be decommissioned, leaving some arriving at the park to discover their tents and belongings were gone. -
‘Henry’s Law’ could spread across Canada as Sask. rules begin
What started as a promise made in a hospital room after the death of an 11-year-old Regina boy could help save lives across Canada. "Henry's Law" take... -
Canada West first place on line as Huskies visit UBC Friday
Griffiths Stadium has been blanketed by snow not just once, but twice over the past week. That's no issue for University of Saskatchewan Huskies lineb... -
In the news today: Canada-EU summit ends, U.S. midterms loom, time change ends
Here is a roundup of stories from The Canadian Press designed to bring you up to speed... Canada-European Union summit in Montreal concludes today wit...
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‘Henry’s Law’ could spread across Canada as Sask. rules begin
What started as a promise made in a hospital room after the death of an 11-year-old Regina boy could help save lives across Canada. "Henry's Law" take...
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Canada West first place on line as Huskies visit UBC Friday
Griffiths Stadium has been blanketed by snow not just once, but twice over the past week. That's no issue for University of Saskatchewan Huskies lineb...
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In the news today: Canada-EU summit ends, U.S. midterms loom, time change ends
Here is a roundup of stories from The Canadian Press designed to bring you up to speed... Canada-European Union summit in Montreal concludes today wit...
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Former MN-S CEO sues for wrongful termination and breach of contract
Métis Nation - Saskatchewan (MN-S) and former CEO Richard Quintal have entered a legal dispute over the former employee’s claims of wrongful termination and breach of contract. -
Saskatchewan throne speech promises more tax help, health-care investments
Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe says the province will prioritize investments in health care, education, community safety and affordability. -
Riders top Elks 16-9, will face Lions in West semi
The Saskatchewan Roughriders punched their ticket to the West Division semifinal with a 16-9 victory over the Edmonton Elks on Saturday. -
Schools, officials prepare families for morning darkness after B.C. ditches fall time change
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'You can't just get out': How 2 boys were recruited into the drug trade at the age of 12
Drug trafficking networks that have been recruiting young Black boys who have gone missing in the Greater Toronto Area are coercing even younger kids from cities across Canada and…
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'Crypto King' Aiden Pleterski found guilty of fraud at his jury trial in Toronto
Self-described "Crypto King" Aiden Pleterski was found guilty of fraud over $5,000 by the jury at his Toronto trial Thursday morning.
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Assembly of First Nations chief's comments on Métis identity 'racist': federation president
The head of the Manitoba Métis Federation is rebuking a chief's controversial remarks on Métis identity, but the province's grand chief says she "stands firmly" beside them.
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A mayoral race with 2 Chows caused ballot confusion in Toronto. Can that be fixed?
Olivia Chow won a decisive victory against Brad Bradford to hold on to her job as mayor for another term, but a third-place finisher who got thousands of votes in the municipal ra…
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At 71, this B.C. man has donated blood 500 times. He hopes others will consider rolling up their sleeves
According to Canadian Blood Services, one in two Canadians will need blood or blood products at some point in their life, or know somebody who will need it. And while about half o…
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U.S. tariffs loom large over Ontario’s annual budget as first look shows $16.9B deficit
Ontario’s mini-budget projects a larger than expected deficit, partly due to tariff impacts, and extends the timeline to get the province’s finances back into the black.
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Hanke family asking for answers after daughter’s untimely death
Tears rolled down the faces of Kelly and Shawna Hanke in the rotunda in the Saskatchewan Legislative Building on Thursday morning as they talked about...
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‘Time is the fire in which we burn’: 2 major cast losses rock the passionate ‘Star Trek’ universe
WASHINGTON (AP) - One of the countless memorable lines that have tumbled out of the "Star Trek" universe over the years is this gem, originally from a...
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Saskatchewan ghost hunters seek proof of life after death
While many fear the unknown and the supernatural, a select few run toward it. Halloween tends to be a spookier time of year, filled with costumes, gho...
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StatCan to release GDP data for August, early estimate for Q3 today
OTTAWA - Statistics Canada is set to release GDP figures for the month of August and its early estimate for September and the third quarter overall th...