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OTTAWA — Prime Minister Mark Carney’s government narrowly passed a crucial budget vote Monday, with four MPs abstaining and Green Party Leader Elizabeth May backing the budget.

Grey Cup on display. Photo by Cody Glydon.

City hopes to secure portion of costs through federal-provincial program.

Director of Engineering stresses importance of reliable supply for safe drinking water.

With Christmas fast approaching, the Salvation Army of Moose Jaw is preparing for a full month of charitable activity and is calling on community volunteers to help bring Christmas comfort to families in need.

TORONTO — Ontario Premier Doug Ford is defending his government's skills-development funding system that allows a minister to hand-pick recipients against the advice of bureaucrats, even after referring an audit of one company to the police.

Five questions with Dr. Arthur Nery Finatto, WCVM graduate.

REGINA — The Grey Cup champion Saskatchewan Roughriders are back home, hoisting the CFL's top prize in front of cheering fans outside Regina's Mosaic Stadium.

VICTORIA — British Columbia Premier David Eby promises to fire up the provincial economy with a vision that would secure $200 billion in additional investments by 2035.

More than 300 items from the Howe Family Archives are up for bid, giving hockey fans a rare chance to own pieces tied to Gordie Howe.

The increases were given unanimous support by Council Monday.

OTTAWA - The House of Commons has passed Prime Minister Mark Carney's first budget in a crucial vote that propped up the minority Liberal government a...

Everyone on the Saskatchewan Roughriders sidelines was exuberant when Montreal Alouettes' quarterback Davis Alexander's hail mary attempt...

OTTAWA - Prime Minister Mark Carney's government narrowly survived a crucial budget vote Monday evening, one that could have sent Canadians to the pol...

REGINA — Fresh off their 25–17 victory over the Montreal Alouettes in the 112th Grey Cup, the Roughriders brought the trophy home to Mosai...

Melville's city hall.Photo sourced from the City of Melville's Facebook page

REGINA — The Saskatchewan Roughriders are back in Regina with the Grey Cup. The Roughriders returned home Monday on a flight from...

VANCOUVER - The British Columbia man accused of killing Bailey McCourt says it "doesn't matter" how long he is sentenced to serve in a separate case w...

The Yorkton Terriers announced a roster move Monday, trading 2005-born defenceman Quinn Johnston to the Smiths Falls Bears of the CCHL in exchange for...

Prime Minister Mark Carney and Manitoba Premier Wab Kinew say they are working together to build a stronger, more competitive and prosperous economy.

The Ag Transport Coalition reports week 14 saw system performance remain very good once again, with CN and CPKC Rail combined supplying 97% of hopper cars ordered, an improvement from the 93% seen in week 13.

AAFC's October Drought Monitor says some areas of the Prairies got well-above precipitation during the month, while drought conditions continued in others.

The study’s authors say Saskatchewan’s smaller communities, including Moose Jaw, continue to “punch above their weight” thanks to a combination of rink access, strong coaching culture, and generations of families devoted to the game.

The Saskatchewan Roughriders didn’t just win the 2025 Grey Cup — they created a moment that now sits proudly beside 1989 and 2013 as one of the province’s great sporting milestones. This wasn’t simply a victory on the field.