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Members continue to investigate assault and theft complaints in Macklin.
Wilkie woman's charge of failure to comply came at the request of Probation Services.
Police say there is no risk to the public after a controlled detonation was carried out in northwest Moose Jaw on Wednesday, Sept. 30.
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A Métis nursing student from Saskatchewan helped develop national calls to action aimed at decolonizing nursing education.
Approving Authority allows council to delegate any and all planning decisions to administration.
ST. JOHN’S — Canada’s fisheries minister is encouraging France to abandon its plan to launch a snow crab fishery in waters near Newfoundland and the French territory of St-Pierre-Miquelon.
In a post on social media, Joanne Thompson says she’s disappointed that France is acting... Read more
Members executed an arrest warrant from another detachment following one of the reports.
It's another important West Division contest for Trevor Harris and the Saskatchewan Roughriders.
TORONTO — Ontario ministers defended keeping secret the province's payout to Elon Musk's SpaceX over a cancelled Starlink contract, as critics accused the government of obfuscation during the recent release of its latest financial statements.
Several of Premier Doug Ford's cabinet members said the... Read more
A Regina couple has opened Bottle Boss, a new liquor store in Kamsack offering local delivery, curbside service and a range of products.
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Sturgis Métis representative highlights Métis experiences during Sept. 30 school presentation
Ontario has completed its latest push to raise speed limits on provincial highways.
The government raised speed limits from 100 kilometres per hour to 110 kilometres per hour on nine sections of highways on Wednesday, capping off a summer of speed limit increases.
In June, Transportation Minister... Read more
DELTA — Police in Delta, B.C., say four pedestrians have been struck by a vehicle in what appears to have been a medical incident.
They say it happened on Tsawwassen First Nation land, where the incident has prompted the nation to end its event marking the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation... Read more
Estevan police also make arrests, respond to a two-vehicle collision.
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With funding from Rivers West District and Sask Lotteries, a group of seven visited Maverick Tannery and Lakeview Hutterite Colony.
Carla Beck continues to call on Scott Moe and the Sask. Party to recognize Sept. 30 as a statutory holiday in Saskatchewan, as several other provinces and territories and the federal government have done.
Award-winning musician Teagan Littlechief is carrying her White Bear roots into her music while helping support the community’s youth.
One pilot stabbed another as he attempted to take control of a flight from the United Arab Emirates to Israel with the aim of crashing it, according to Israel’s prime minister.
Passengers, many of whom are Israelis, fear for their lives as the FlyDubai aircraft loses half its altitude in... Read more
EDMONTON — Alberta's government is extending the application deadline for its $100 affordability rebate by one month.
Eligible residents will have until Oct. 31 to apply online for the fuel tax payments announced in June.
Also, starting Thursday, the province is pausing its fuel tax for three... Read more
COCOA BEACH — Astronaut Joshua Kutryk is set to blast off for the International Space Station on Thursday as Canada continues a memorable year for space exploration and research.
The 44-year-old is one of four people assigned to NASA’s SpaceX Crew 13 mission, which is expected to take off from NASA... Read more
A 1969 KCI reunion group used leftover funds to purchase two granite benches for the new columbarium area at Riverview Cemetery.
Analyst says Canada has the largest mustard supplies in 21 years, but much of it is grading No. 3 or worse quality.
EDMONTON — Prime Minister Mark Carney says it's important to reflect on a "dark chapter" in Canada's history and honour the children who survived residential schools and those who never made it home.
He made the comment Wednesday on the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation at a ceremony... Read more
CAMPOBELLO ISLAND — A New Brunswick MP says a truck carrying supplies to the isolated community of Campobello Island was held at the U.S. border Tuesday.
The truck was carrying Canadian milk and alcohol on the same day a U.S. ban on imports of both products came into effect as part of the ongoing... Read more
OTTAWA — Ontario Conservative MP Scott Aitchison has announced he will resign his seat of Parry Sound-Muskoka at the end of the current fall parliamentary sitting.
In a letter released to constituents today, Aitchison says that after 30 years of public life, he plans to explore other opportunities... Read more
BRANDON — Manitoba Premier Wab Kinew took part in a ceremony with Indigenous groups this morning at a campground located on a burial site for children who died at a residential school.
Kinew sat with First Nations leaders and elders in a teepee erected at the Turtle Crossing Campground, south of... Read more
The Truth and Reconciliation Commission’s work contributed to greater awareness and more conversations and discussions.
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LLRIB will mark Sept. 30 with an honour walk, cultural activities and community meals focused on remembrance, learning and reconciliation.
Jill Ruep has turned a love of beadwork into a growing business and app while reconnecting with her Métis culture and identity.
Flags at provincial government buildings, including the Legislative Building, will be flown at half-mast from sunrise to sunset. Residents are encouraged to wear orange, participate in local events and learn about the history and ongoing impacts of residential schools.
Regina Mayor Chad Bachynski says building relationships and trust with Indigenous communities is fundamental to reconciliation.
Swift Current's National Day for Truth and Reconciliation event was held in ACT Community Park for its first time , bringing out hundreds of people from the city, including schoolchildren, to watch and participate in the program.
This story first appeared on 980 CJME and 650 CKOM in 2024
National Day for Truth and Reconciliation is a day to honour residential school survivors, those who never returned home, their families and their communities.
The day is also sometimes referred to as Orange Shirt Day. Shirts... Read more
Saskatoon is planning new tree planting across several neighbourhoods as it works toward expanding the city’s urban forest by 2060.
MONTREAL — Laval police say a 78-year-old man has been charged with first-degree murder in the death of his 77-year-old partner.
Police say Ronald Thibault was charged after officers found the woman dead and Thibault injured inside a condo in the Chomedey district of Laval, north of Montreal, on... Read more