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OTTAWA — The rollout of the national dental care program is improving, industry representatives say — but political statements are still driving a misconception among patients that the program will cost them nothing.

VANCOUVER — A member of the Aquilini family that owns the Vancouver Canucks NHL team has filed a lawsuit alleging he was disinherited from a family trust and excluded from family business in a "retaliatory" conspiracy over historical allegations of s

SASKATOON - The University of Regina Rams run atop Canada West is over, for now.

Reviving 1990s-style austerity will weaken services, increase inequality and inflict long-term scars on Canadians.

Casey Brown scores twice, Matthew Hutchison stops 40 shots as Warriors take 6-4 victory on road to kick off 2025-26 campaign

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SASKATOON — The Arctic region is cold, harsh and connects Canada to the rest of the world in a unique way. The Canadian Arctic and the worldwide...

PREECEVILLE — Bert Fairburn of Preeceville celebrated his 100th birthday on Sept. 7. The celebration was held at the Preeceville Club 60 su...

BATTLEFORDS – A Wilkie woman pleaded not guilty in Unity Provincial Court to charges stemming from a 2023 incident where a dog is reported ...

PREECEVILLE — The Town of Preeceville rec board hosted a fun fall festival that marked the conclusion of the summer season. The event was held a...

Sources say Chinese state trading firm COFCO has bought up to nine 60,000-tonne cargoes of Australian canola. That's after Beijing last month imposed preliminary anti-dumping duties on imports of the oilseed from traditional supplier Canada.

BASF's Invigor Gold, a canola quality mustard, has been the talk of the industry since its introduction.

The Canadian Football League released its list of fines for Week 15 and three additional levies for game incidents from two weeks ago.

VICTORIA — A humpback whale has been found dead off the British Columbia coast after a ferry crew reported a collision.

Bearish projections from Statistics Canada and a stronger Canadian dollar caused Western Canadian wheat bids to decline during the week ended Sept. 18. StatCan released its revised principal field crop report on Sept.

The majority of Canadians are in favour of lowering tariffs on Chinese electric vehicles if it would help improve market access for Canadian canola. That's according to new data from the Angus Reid Institute.

China's tariffs on canola, harvest, and the Bank of Canada's latest interest rate decision were covered on the SaskAgToday.com Roundtable.

Warriors general manager Jason Ripplinger looks back on the pre-season and how things stack up into home-and-home with Wheat Kings

TORONTO — Hudson's Bay wants to revert to its original plan to auction off its founding charter after more parties signalled interest in buying — then donating — the 1670 document, new court documents say.

MEXICO CITY — The federal government says it is launching public consultations on the Canada-United States-Mexico Agreement, or CUSMA, ahead of next year's planned review of the North American trade pact. Canada-U.S.

The event will happen Sept. 21 at the Estevan Art Gallery and Museum, starting at 11 a.m.

After months of closures, 110th Street in North Battleford has reopened to traffic following major underground and asphalt upgrades.

VICTORIA — One of the top RCMP officers in British Columbia has been charged with multiple counts of assault while off-duty, leading to the appointment of a special prosecutor.

People stop along a highway as a large active wildfire fills the sky with smoke in the background in the La Ronge, Sask., area in an undated handout photo. THE CANADIAN PRESS/HO-Saskatchewan Public Safety Agency,