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VANCOUVER — The United States Department of Homeland Security is planning to buy a building owned by the property arm of Vancouver-based conglomerate Jim Pattison Group to use as an Immigration and Customs Enforcement "processing facility.

VANCOUVER — A long-awaited public hearing into the 2015 police-involved death of Myles Gray that finally got underway in Vancouver last week could be delayed by up to another year after the counsel for the proceeding resigned on Monday with "almost u

HALIFAX — Heavy snow, extreme cold and gusty winds made for tricky commutes across much of Atlantic Canada on Monday morning, with meteorologists warning the difficult weather would continue for at least another day.

CALGARY — Alberta’s separation drive came to the province’s largest city Monday, with hundreds lining up to add their names to the list of people wanting to vote on the province quitting Canada while the Opposition NDP called on the premier to drop t

VICTORIA — The British Columbia government has issued an environmental assessment certificate to Eskay Creek Mining Ltd., to restart gold and silver mining at the site of the former Eskay Creek mine in Tahltan territory.

MONTREAL — Creditors of former Montreal mayor Denis Coderre have unanimously accepted a proposal for him to pay back less than a quarter of his roughly $1.1-million debt.

Marineland's belugas have received a reprieve from death row after the federal government conditionally approved a plan to export the last remaining captive whales in Canada to the United States.

Campbell opens with 6-5 win over Northwest Territories before falling 7-2 to Quebec

REGINA – Saskatchewan Polytechnic is introducing a new degree program designed to meet the growing demand for data-driven professionals. The Bac...

OTTAWA - Foreign Affairs Minister Anita Anand said Canada's "principled pragmatism" in foreign policy will be on full display next week in Greenland w...

VICTORIA - The president of the BC Association of Chiefs of Police says people will not be arrested for possession of small amounts of drugs after the...

Unions representing Agriculture Canada workers report research centres closed.

The award recognizes individuals who have made significant contributions to supporting growers, strengthening the pulse industry, and advancing the sector’s long-term growth in Saskatchewan.

Cow-calf producers are seeing record high returns, but that profitability isn’t translating into a rapid expansion of the cow herd.

The Ag Transport Coalition reports week 24 saw performance improve with CN and CPKC Rail combined supplying 94% of hopper cars ordered. That's an improvement from the 90% order fulfillment performance seen in week 23.

There was a lengthy discussion about traceability during the resolution portion of the Saskatchewan Cattle Association's annual general meeting in Saskatoon.

With much of North America cleaning up after a polar vortex stormed through over the weekend, a lot of us are thinking winter, and you can’t do that without thinking about strapping on the skates for a game of hockey.

Learning high-quality on-ice and leadership and life skills, along with academic development.

If Saskatchewan needed another reminder that it punches well above its weight on the national sports stage, the Regina Fieldhouse delivered it this weekend.