Proposed changes to Millar Avenue by the City of Saskatoon will see space cleared to create multi-use pathways and green space, but it’s coming at a cost for businesses. The
A judge will decide whether investigators can keep the seized phones of Calgary’s former mayor and a former city councillor for longer as part of an investigation into allegations of
For more than a decade, the view after Calgary Transit riders emerge from the Westbrook LRT station has been the same: weeds, a few benches and walking paths. But throughout
An American man who became a Canadian citizen says he was told he may not be one after being asked to surrender his certificate of citizenship. Shawn Davis Mooney, who
A bill inspired by the killing of a Kelowna, B.C., woman is officially becoming law. Bill C-225, known as Bailey’s Law, received royal assent on Wednesday, one day after passing
By Hannah Sangster Global News Posted June 17, 2026 11:36 pm 1 min read Descrease article font size Increase article font size Regina’s executive committee voted eight to one Wednesday
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When the Harry Bailey Aquatic Centre reopens its doors, it will now be under the same CUPE 59 operator. The city closed its talks to possibly pass on the management
Descrease article font size Increase article font size Technical Safety BC says “electrical non-compliances” have been found at Cultus Lake Waterpark in Cultus Lake, B.C., where 12 children were left
Saskatoon’s municipal administration is making a recommendation to city council, seeking permission to begin negotiations with a First Nation community about a possible partnership to develop its downtown event and