Canadian military to provide COVID-19 support in Saskatchewan
Front-line workers battling the fourth wave of COVID-19 in Saskatchewan are about to get some much-needed help from the Canadian
Read moreCanada
Questions raised after body found in Edmonton’s Spectrum shelter
A deceased person was found inside the Northlands Spectrum shelter run by Hope Mission in Edmonton and now questions are
Read moreEdmonton reviewing Supreme Court ruling allowing citizens to sue cities if injured in icy falls
Winter is fast approaching and it won’t be long until people have to navigate sidewalks and roads covered in snow
Read moreSaskatchewan airports optimistic about updated travel directions from federal government
“This is very big news. We’re very happy to see this.” Those are the words from James Bogusz, president and
Read moreMeadow Lake, Sask. woman pulled over for intoxication while driving car with no roof
A 27-year-old woman from Meadow Lake, Sask. is facing several charges after RCMP found her driving intoxicated in a car
Read more‘They have a job to do’: HR professional weighs in on Calgary council controversy
Reaction continues to pour in about what’s next for Calgary city council and how it can function when the mayor-elect
Read moreRegina athletes competing in Canadian Squash Championship
Two athletes from Regina are excited to be competing in the Canadian Squash Championship in Toronto this weekend. Nikki Todd,
Read moreCalgary’s Bow Valley College marks first day of mandatory vaccines
Vaccine mandates are starting to come into effect for workplaces across the country, including at Bow Valley College in Calgary.
Read moreSaskatchewan health officials consider next stage of COVID-19 triage
REGINA – The Saskatchewan Health Authority said Friday it may activate the next stage of its triage plan, as COVID-19
Read moreStaff at Ontario restaurants welcome QR code COVID-19 vaccine verification
It’s been a slow roll out ahead of the launch of Ontario’s QR code COVID-19 vaccination verification system, but it
Read more