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TORONTO — Your next drink order from McDonald's Canada may come in a frosty cup all but glowing from its fluorescence or brimming with a layer of foam thick enough to give you a milk moustache.

Reductions come amidst consumer concerns in the European Union about the oil’s environmental and health effects.

DUBAI, United Arab Emirates (AP) — The United Arab Emirates announced Tuesday that it will leave the oil cartel OPEC and its wider OPEC+ group effective May 1, a move rumored for some time as the Emirates chafed under production restrictions and had

TORONTO — Celestica Inc. boosted its financial guidance for its full year as it reported its first-quarter profit and revenue rose compared with a year ago. The technology company, which keeps its books in U.S. dollars, says it earned US$212.

LONDON (AP) — The former chief of staff to U.K.

On 1 May, Heartland Hospice will be opening a non-denominational sanctuary called Sacred Space.

SASKATOON — A new study has revealed that while SARS-CoV-2 can weaken part of the body’s early immune response, it may also unintentionall...

The past few years we've heard a lot about the use of drones and drone regulations. From amateur photographers and agriculture to national defense, th...

In his latest column, Norm Park reflects on his dealings with Estevan hockey icons Ernie (Punch) McLean and Bill Shinske, and other people he met through the game.

PRINCE ALBERT — Police are searching for four suspects after a brazen attack on a local business early Monday morning that involved gunfire and ...

The Saskatchewan Roughriders enter the 2026 Canadian Football League draft with an opportunity to build on a championship roster rather than address i...

Artificial superintelligence can make us the Mayan warriors of our age.

CAIRO (AP) — Iran offered to end its chokehold on the Strait of Hormuz if the U.S.

Regina Cemetery Tours, created by Kenton de Jong, said the game is inspired by 90s-style self-guided walking tour books.

Study finds that solutions to waterway issues lie not in curbing fertilizer use but in ensuring the nutrient stays on the land.

The tides, they could be-a-changing when the first round of today's CFL Canadian Draft is all said and done. Speaking with Barney Shynkaruk o...

Some parents who have already limited their kids' access to social media say a proposed government ban would make their efforts to protect their children far more effective.

CANADA — After months of grey skies and a blanket of white throughout the winter, the colourful backdrop that usually comes with April is always...

OTTAWA - The Royal Canadian Mint says it has initiated a full review in response to allegations some of its gold comes from a region of Colombia where...

REGINA — The pressure was on, the tools were ready and the talent was unmistakable. This spring, 54 Saskatchewan Polytechnic students ...

OTTAWA - The federal government moved quickly to make use of its new majority powers on Monday, hours after three Liberals who won recent byelections ...

COBOURG - Sgt. Brandon Malcolm was a respected police officer whose life was "taken far too soon" while on duty in a highway crash east of Toronto, sa...

VANCOUVER - The trial of a former Mountie accused of a security offence in relation to his work helping the Chinese government has concluded in Britis...

VANCOUVER - A cluster of wildfires are burning in British Columbia, many of them on land that is already parched, marking the beginning of a season th...