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Sask. RCMP pursue after robbery suspects repeatedly flee capture
Three suspects who allegedly "fled from police multiple times after a robbery" have been found and arrested by the Saskatchewan RCMP. Prince Albert RC... -
‘Urinated, defecated, bled on’: Saskatoon to remove 25 downtown benches
There may be a few less places to sit in Saskatoon. The city is taking out 25 downtown benches on the advice of the Downtown Saskatoon Business Improv... -
Elderly patient with early Alzheimer’s kept for days in hospital hallway
Mark Shyluk's 88-year-old dad had to be taken to the hospital by ambulance on July 27 for an injury. Jerry Shyluk, who suffers from early Alzheimer's,... -
Federal government awards design contract for $267-million lab in Winnipeg
WINNIPEG - The federal government is moving forward on a $267 million research laboratory in Winnipeg to better prepare for future disease outbreaks. ... -
Carney says tone with U.S. already ‘quite firm’ as trade talks continue
OTTAWA - Prime Minister Mark Carney said Canada's tone toward the United States is already "quite firm" and insisted trade negotiations with Washingto... -
Kitchener man pleads guilty in U.S. to hacking charges: DOJ
OTTAWA - A Kitchener, Ont., man has pleaded guilty to charges related to a hacking attack on a U.S.-based cloud services company that compromised more... -
Public service cuts putting Canadians at risk from climate disasters: union
OTTAWA - A federal union is arguing public service cuts are elevating the threats Canadians face from climate disasters. The Professional Institute of... -
Prime Minister Carney says he has no confidence in FIFA president Infantino
TORONTO (AP) - Prime Minister Mark Carney said Wednesday he no longer has confidence in FIFA President Gianni Infantino, adding to growing pressure on... -
Alleged Bishnoi gang member remains in custody after Federal Court ruling
VANCOUVER - The Federal Court has granted Ottawa a judicial review of a decision by an immigration board ordering the release of an alleged member of ... -
Canada-U.S. trade down almost $2 billion since early 2024
OTTAWA - The value of Canada's trade with the U.S. dropped by almost $2 billion between the first quarter of 2024 and the first three months of 2026. ...
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Trucking, transportation businesses cautioned of ‘large-scale fraud’: RCMP
Twelve businesses spanning across Saskatchewan told police they were scammed after people purchased goods with fraudulent credit cards over the phone, the RCMP say. -
Montreal Alouettes look to even the score versus Edmonton Elks
It's a chance for Davis Alexander and the Alouettes to get even when Montreal (7-1) hosts Edmonton (6-2) on Saturday afternoon at Molson Stadium. -
Image of suspect in Saskatoon synagogue egging released by police
Police in Saskatoon have released an image of a suspect in connection with vandalism at a place of worship. He is described as a man with shorter hair and a dark beard. -
Suncor beats quarterly profit estimates on higher crude prices, refining margins
The profits continue to soar at Canada's biggest oil companies with Suncor Energy reporting Tuesday that it beat analysts profit estimates for the second quarter of 2026. -
Regina mosque’s call to prayer resumes after police reissue permit
The Regina City Jamia Masjid received a permit from the RPS to play its Adhan, or call to prayer, on Friday before its Jummah prayer. It must reapply to do so weekly. -
Saskatoon synagogue egged during Shabbat service, rabbi says
The Congregation Agudas Israel Synagogue in Saskatoon was reportedly egged and vandalized during its Shabbat service last weekend. -
Big oil companies continue to post banner profits as fighting in Iran drives costs higher
Many of the world's biggest oil companies continue to record massive profits as fighting in Iran disrupts energy markets and sends oil and gasoline prices sharply higher. -
Ottawa moves to list Alberta-backed West Coast pipeline as national interest project
The federal government has taken another step to designate a proposed oil pipeline from Alberta to the West Coast as a "national interest" project. -
An inside look at Calgary’s Saskatchewan-themed pub
For more than 20 years, this Calgary eatery has been bringing a taste of Saskatchewan to the city and celebrating a love of the Roughriders. -
Experts speak out on systematic failures in Saskatchewan legal aid access
Saskatchewan legal aid service organizations are flagging justice system failures in access to affordable legal assistance amid spiking crime rates.
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Court authorizes class action against McGill alleging failure to protect Jewish students
The Superior Court of Quebec has authorized a class-action lawsuit against McGill University for allegedly failing to take reasonable action to protect Jewish students from discri… -
Calgarians gather at community vigil to remember boy found dead after lengthy search
Calgarians gathered outside city hall to honour Parker, the 11-year-old boy who went missing from his specialized care facility in mid-July. He was later confirmed dead after a ne… -
B.C. wildfire conditions 'explosive and extremely dangerous' as crews brace for more heat, dry lightning
The B.C. Wildfire Service is asking people recreating on Okanagan Lake to clear the way for firefighting aircraft that are gathering water to battle nearby fires. -
Manitoba overrules rural school board plan to deprive older students of health-care privacy
A policy in southeastern Manitoba schools that requires staff to ignore provincial law entitling youth 16 and up to make their own health-care decisions must be repealed, the prov…
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Quebec City couple could be on the hook for $20K childbirth tab after work permit delays
A Quebec family says they’ve been stuck in bureaucratic limbo for months, waiting to find out if they can maintain their work permits and provincial health coverage ahead of the b…
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New Simon Fraser University medical school welcomes first 48 students
Simon Fraser University (SFU) welcomed its first class of 48 students to B.C.'s newest medical school in Surrey on Wednesday. The program will focus on community-based, primary ca…
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Meet the 1st people to cross Gordie Howe International Bridge on foot and by bike
Opening day on the multi-use path on the Gordie Howe International Bridge was a day of firsts, potential firsts and almost-firsts for several cyclists and pedestrians, as they sou…
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Top-ranked Canadian Auger-Aliassime out of National Bank Open after injuring back in practice
Top-ranked Canadian Félix Auger-Aliassime has withdrawn from the National Bank Open after sustaining a back injury during practice in his hometown of Montreal.
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Why a Montreal music festival's transparent bag rule is sparking backlash
Just five days before the Montreal music festival, ÎleSoniq announced a strict bag policy allowing only transparent bags. In response to public backlash, the festival updated its …
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Treaty 6 and 7 women celebrate winning Miss Indigenous Canada titles
Brooke Metchewais from Cold Lake First Nations in Alberta was recently crowned Miss Indigenous Canada 2026. Heather Wolf Ear from Siksika Nation was first runner-up and Miss Conge…
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Politicians of all stripes descend on Royal St. John's Regatta
Political appearances are as much a part of the Royal St. John's Regatta lakeside traditions as the Crown and Anchor, and this year has proven to be no exception.
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Canadian Elite Basketball League title suddenly up for grabs as key absences drastically alter playoffs
The CEBL playoffs are here, but the championship race looks completely different than expected. Suspensions, injuries and key departures have opened the door for new contenders to…
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Carney pledges $2.7B for new affordable housing measures in Toronto
The federal government is pledging $2.7 billion over three years to build more than 18 housing projects across the city of Toronto, Prime Minister Mark Carney announced Wednesday.
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Move over, Moo Deng: Pygmy hippo calf born at Toronto Zoo
Toronto just got its very own Moo Deng. The Toronto Zoo says a female pygmy hippo calf was born Sunday morning to 20-year-old mother Kindia.
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MLA under scrutiny after reading AI-written speech in New Brunswick Legislature
A Progressive Conservative MLA has confirmed he used artificial intelligence to prepare a speech he read — complete with AI prompts — in the New Brunswick Legislature.
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Ontario father pushes daughter's wheelchair 200 km to Toronto to advocate for access to health care
A London, Ont., father has begun a six-week walk to Queen's Park in Toronto to advocate for easier access to out-of-country health care after his daughter says she was left severe…
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The next Toronto? Reports of urban raccoons on the rise in Calgary
Raccoons are seldom seen in most of Alberta, where harsh winters and abundant predators are among the challenges they face. But according to pest control professionals and wildlif…
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New $267M research lab in Winnipeg will work to counter future pandemics
A new medical research facility in Winnipeg will play a critical role in closing gaps in Canadian vaccine research and other areas of public health emergency preparedness, officia…
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How Edmonton is responding to a record number of overdose deaths
Edmonton city councillors say they were shocked to learn that a record number of people fatally overdosed in the city last year.
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Heated Rivalry cast and crew need space while shooting Season 2, director says
Director Jacob Tierney has taken to social media to post a gentle request for space for the cast and crew of Heated Rivalry while they film Season 2.