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VALCOURT — BRP Inc. reported a fourth-quarter profit of $45.8 million and a 16 per cent increase in revenue compared with a year earlier as it raised its dividend.

A large portion of western Saskatchewan and central and southern Alberta is experiencing moderate to severe drought.

It's costing more and more to gas up the hot rods that Donnie Beson has spent a lifetime tinkering with.

After years of empty desks and quiet hallways, Regina’s office spaces are coming alive again as businesses invite employees back in.

OTTAWA — For the first time since the end of the Cold War, Canada is spending roughly two per cent of its GDP on national defence — a key NATO alliance commitment Ottawa previously failed to meet.

Norbert Kratchmer was featured in the Agriculture Week issue of the Northwest Herald, detailing his experiments with different organic crops.

The Regina Pats are back in the WHL playoffs, and they’ll open their return with a tall task, taking on the defending champion Medicine Hat Tigers while looking to pull off a first-round upset.

OTTAWA — For the first time since 1990, Canada is spending roughly two per cent of its GDP on national defence.

Saskatoon's CN Curling Club delivers a once-in-a-lifetime season with a remarkable four 8-enders recorded, amongst other season success stories

CALGARY — The commander of the Canadian Army told a defence industry conference Wednesday that the Forces will be forging ahead with purchases and investments as the country works toward modernization. In the 2025 federal budget, $81.

The Saskatchewan Roughriders are being recognized for what they built behind the scenes, and now, the rest of the league has taken notice.

EDMONTON — A 2025 season to remember just became even more memorable for Corey Mace. The 40-year-old native of Port Moody, B.C., was named the CFL's coach of the year for the first time Wednesday.

The accolades keep piling up for the Saskatchewan Roughriders, and this time, it’s both the head coach and the front office getting their due.

CALGARY — A new report says Canada's ability to sell oil in markets outside of the United States has paid off big time so far, underscoring the urgent need for more pipelines to coastal waters.

A wild night in the SJHL playoffs featured a series-clinching shutout, an overtime thriller, and a high-scoring statement to force another game.

On Wednesday, in a 6-5 vote, council passed the third reading of the transit fare amendment bylaw to officially enact a 10 per cent increase to all transit fares.

Martensville duo win final round robin game to finish with 4-2 record and advance to qualification round

Regina leads best-of-five series two-games-to-one after third straight overtime game in championship series

MONTREAL — Aviation law experts say Air Canada passengers injured in the fatal collision at the LaGuardia Airport on Sunday have various legal options.

Vacation home prices are expected to grow this year, despite concerns about the economy and global turmoil putting a damper on demand in some parts of the country.

Representatives from all three Canadian territories say the need to improve their aging electricity grids has reached a critical level requiring billions of dollars from the federal government to update, and in some cases, keep the lights on.

TORONTO — Ontario's finance minister will unveil the province's budget today, which is not expected to have any tax increases. Peter Bethlenfalvy has signalled Ontarians must plan for tougher times ahead as U.S.

Here is a roundup of stories from The Canadian Press designed to bring you up to speed … Enbridge to fund policing of Line 5 reroute Enbridge has agreed to funnel money to U.S.

TORONTO — Crude oil prices have dipped slightly amid hope for an easing of conflict in the Middle East, but remain far above prices before the United States launched its attack against Iran.