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Shaping Spaces is the theme for the 87th edition.

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Hawks, Terriers and Bombers all winners in the final night of SJHL play before holiday break

Japan’s Satsuki Fujisawa to face Switzerland’s Silvana Tirizoni for women’s championship, Scotland’s Ross Whyte to battle Switzerland’s Yannick Schwaller for men’s gold

TORONTO — The cost of doing business is set to go up, dramatically, for companies that don’t keep a close eye on anti-money laundering obligations.

Leger poll shows 83 per cent of Canadians want labelling of GMOs.

The Saskatchewan Rush delivered a little early holiday cheer to the home crowd on Rushmas, swarming the Georgia Swarm for a 7-4 win to get back in the victory column in National Lacrosse League action.

It all comes together well with Tolleno – even the box art is very nice.

For gardeners, the main thrill of the winter solstice is that the days will start to get longer after that.

OTTAWA - Federal public servants are expected to learn about job cuts in their departments when they return from their holiday break. Departments such...

OTTAWA - The spring federal election saw voters elect four MPs who were born in the 2000s - the first Canadians from that age cohort ever to take seat...

Six teams from western Canada to take part in event beginning Boxing Day in Saskatoon

USask alumna Jade Houmphanh competed in 2025 FIFA Futsal Women’s World Cup in the Philippines.

If Venezuela were to restore production, U.S. refiners would have new options that could erode Canada’s long-standing position in the heavy-crude market.

SASKATOON — Ronald McDonald House Charities is more than just a place for families whose children are being treated in the hospital in...

Canora supported World Ice Skating Day with a community skate and skating performances presented by the Canora Skating Club on Dec. 14.

INVERMAY - As we near the end of the year, staff and students at Invermay School have been busy preparing for Christmas break. The elementary students...

Estevan team recorded an eight-ender during a game earlier in December.

The host Canora Cobras defeated Preeceville twice, including in the B final, and suffered losses to Churchbridge and Yorkton.

The CCS squad won three games with just a single loss, to the tournament champions from Sturgis.

The eight teams of the Duck Mountain Super League battled it out at the Sylvia Fedoruk Center in Canora on Dec. 16.in the final draw of the regular schedule before the playoffs,

Twenty Grade 8 students from Canora Composite School spent most of Dec. 10 at the Sylvia Fedoruk Centre getting an introduction to curling. Most had never curled before.