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Here is a roundup of stories from The Canadian Press designed to bring you up to speed ... MPs set to break for six-week winter break The House of Com...

VANCOUVER - Flooding and rock slides have cut off British Columbia's Lower Mainland from the Interior as a series of atmospheric river weather systems...

SHAUNAVON — Snowplows play a crucial role in keeping our roads and highways safe during the winter months. However, passing these massive machin...

USASK-DATE focuses on underserved populations, housing-insecure individuals and others who face challenges accessing affordable dental care.

VANCOUVER — B.C. Emergency Management Minister Kelly Greene says highways in the Lower Mainland have been cut off from the Interior as a series of atmospheric river weather systems drench the province. More coming. The Canadian Press

VANCOUVER — British Columbia Premier David Eby reassured business leaders at a BC Chamber of Commerce gathering in Vancouver about two recent First Nations court decisions, saying he would "go to the wall" to protect private property. The B.C.

It's clear the existing plant is at the end of its useful life.

X users and online readers have made comments about "geo-engineered snow," suggesting the flame-resistant snow was unnatural or man-made.

REGINA — The day after Regina announced she was the city's new police chief, Lorilee Davies found her office locker decorated with ribbons and messages written on paper. They read, 'Congrats' and 'Girl Power.

EDMONTON — Danielle Smith has become the second Alberta premier – and the first in almost 90 years – to face a citizen-led petition drive to get her removed from her seat in the legislature.

In his latest column, Norm Park dives into a classic holiday debate — real Christmas trees versus artificial — with his trademark humour and nostalgia.

RCMP have charged a third person with murder in the deaths of four people on a Saskatchewan First Nation. Two men and two women were killed in February on Carry the Kettle Nakoda Nation, east of Regina.

Canada West fell to 0–3 at the 2025 Junior A World Challenge in Trois-Rivières, Quebec. Team USA shut out the Canadians 4–0 Wednesday night, with goals from David Bosco, Brent Solomon, Ashton Schultz, and Masun Fleece. U.S.

SASKATOON — A 46-year-old man accused of placing GPS trackers on vehicles remains in custody since his arrest in January. Court records show Mar...

The Bank of Canada's decision to maintain the interest rate wasn't a shocker to many, including Adam Pukalo with Harbourfront Wealth Management.

REGINA - A Regina woman whose fruitless attempts to secure a surgeon for parathyroid disease have led her to schedule a MAID-assisted death for J...

The Manitoba government will establish the Manitoba Crown–Indigenous Corporation (MCIC), a first-of-its-kind partnership that will lead major economic development and trade corridor projects, including the expansion of the Churchill Plus projec

Creating a safe environment for your child is one of the most important steps you can take as a parent or caregiver. Baby-proofing your home helps pre...

Cereals Canada and James Richardson & Sons have signed a Memorandum of Understanding pursuant to which Richardson Centre, will make an in-kind contribution of land for the development of the Global Agriculture Technology Exchange (Gate) facility

A snapshot of activities happening around Moose Jaw.

Which team will earn the bragging rights this year, as high School basketball action returns this weekend?

The Saskatchewan Roughriders road to a repeat has been mapped out. The CFL released their 2026 schedule yesterday.

Saskatoon's TCU Place is the venue for the Agronomy Research Update, put on annually by the Saskatchewan Ministry of Agriculture.

Canada’s National Junior Team has named its training camp roster for the 2026 IIHF World Junior Championship, and Saskatchewan’s Cole Reschny is among the players bringing local pride to the national stage.