A Manitoba judge is being appointed to a newly created first-of-its kind associate justice role for reconciliation, with the aim of helping heal and foster relationships between the courts and
Canada’s national Inuit organization is calling on the federal government to be better partners, saying Canada must respect Inuit rights to governance and self-determination. Inuit Tapiriit Kanatami wrapped up a
CALGARY – The Saskatchewan Roughriders showed what quarterback Trevor Harris can do with healthy receivers in the CFL team’s season-opener. After a 31-27 win over the visiting B.C. Lions, the
Five children killed in a devastating crash in rural Ontario last week will be laid to rest Saturday, as family, friends and community members gather to mourn their loss. Peter
Descrease article font size Increase article font size Designs have been completed for a major planned expansion to the National Indigenous Residential School Museum of Canada, at the site of
Investigators believe an illegal campfire sparked the wildfire that tore through West Kelowna’s Kalamoir Regional Park earlier this week, forcing hundreds of residents from their homes and scorching more than
As Canada works to implement a national strategy around artificial intelligence, announced earlier this month, advocates in Saskatchewan say a provincial version could help, too. The federal government unveiled Canada’s
Descrease article font size Increase article font size This June marks the 10th anniversary of Rock Your Roots in Saskatoon, an event to honour residential school survivors, and join together
The federal government is giving provinces and territories an additional $5.4 billion over two years for the national $10-a-day child-care program, money the minister is framing as stabilizing the program.
Just 10 days after a powerful hailstorm pummeled Regina, Saskatchewan’s public insurer says claims continue to pour in, with preliminary damage estimates already approaching $80 million. Saskatchewan Government Insurance (SGI)