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As a result of weekend operations in the Prince Albert area, police recovered nine vehicles reported as stolen and responded to four break-and-enter reports.
There were also a number of proactive patrols in the Garden River, Meath Park, Paddockwood, Shellbrook, Buckland and Sturgeon Lake First... Read more
The Canadian Federation of Agriculture says many components of the federal budget will benefit farmers and the agri-food sector.
Among the measures announced, the federation welcomed provisions that support intergenerational farm transfers, investments in Canada’s scientific research and... Read more
WASHINGTON (AP) — Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth is condemning the impeachment effort against him as “a political spectacle, a personal manifesto driven by ego and resentment.”
Hegseth made the comments at the beginning of a morning press conference Tuesday at the Pentagon. It was... Read more
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8:30 – From D-Day to modern-day missions, Canadian and British forces have a long history of standing shoulder to shoulder. Ahead of Remembrance Day, we’re exploring that shared history, the bonds built through service... Read more
This year was the fifth year Truth and Reconciliation Day was officially recognized in Canada at the federal level. But the date wasn’t a public holiday in Saskatchewan, and won’t be in the near... Read more
MONTREAL — Union officials are sounding the alarm about an effort by transport industry leaders to rein in workers' ability to strike.
Teamsters Canada, which represents 16,000 railway employees, on Tuesday criticized calls by the country's two main freight railways for the federal government to... Read more
Remembrance Day is a statutory holiday, but Sarah Mills says not everyone will take the time to remember those who made the ultimate sacrifice. We should consider how Nov. 11 is observed elsewhere... Read more
Many Canadians have personal connections to Remembrance Day. Murray Wood has had the honour of interviewing veterans whose incredible stories are part of our history.
Murray Wood delivers sharp, insightful commentary with a blend of wit, skepticism and straight talk. Whether... Read more
There’s a lot riding on the Grey Cup for every member of the Edmonton Elks and Montreal Alouettes, but the person with the most at stake might be Fajardo.
The defensive lineman brings a known quantity and veteran experience to team.
A small Saskatchewan community is sharing a story of thanks this Remembrance Day.
Local historian Cecile Demers said the people of Debden will spend the day recounting the “miracle” that protected 46 local men from harm as they served in Canada’s armed forces during the Second World War.... Read more
The head of the Nutana Legion is dispelling two common myths about the organization ahead of Remembrance Day this year, and sharing news of the organization’s growth in its 100th year.
Bill Flahr said the Royal Canadian Legion’s... Read more
First among 15 countries considered the safest destinations for international travellers.
The final crop report notes that durum and barley graded lower than usual in 2026.
Here is a roundup of stories from The Canadian Press designed to bring you up to speed …
B.C. deluge could bring 250 mm of rain as forecasters predict flooding, landslides
A deluge hitting Vancouver Island and other parts of southwest British Columbia could bring more than 250 millimetres of... Read more
A police dog sniffs out narcotics concealed in the depths of a nondescript car. An officer links a bullet found at a crime scene to a specific gun — and a specific suspect. An expert details the sequence of an attack based on the pattern of bloodstains in the area.
Such scenarios have been... Read more
A deluge hitting Vancouver Island and other parts of southwest British Columbia could bring more than 250 millimetres of rain in some places, as forecasters warn of floods and landslides.
Environment Canada has raised orange rainfall warnings in west and central Vancouver Island, Howe Sound and the... Read more
OTTAWA — The number of living Canadian veterans of the Second World War and the Korean War has fallen sharply since Remembrance Day last year.
Veterans Affairs Canada says the estimated population of living Canadian veterans from those two wars has dropped to approximately 4,306.
Last year, the... Read more
OTTAWA — Forestry industry leaders say Ottawa's historic $6.5-billion funding package will give the sector a much-needed boost but won't save struggling mills overnight.
The federal government's spending plan announced last week proposes to roll out funding over six years to help modernize aging... Read more
OTTAWA — Virginia Hicks did not know when the Royal Canadian Legion chose her as Canada's Silver Cross mother in June that a deadly training accident would soon cast a shadow over this year's Remembrance Day ceremonies.
Hicks lost one of her own daughters, Mariebeth Short, in a military training... Read more
OTTAWA — A large video screen displays a running tally of statistics as dozens of people hunch over laptops, a freshly formed hivemind in the fight against cybercrime.
Operation Maple Disruption 2.0 is underway.
The event, which ran Nov. 2 to 6 in Ottawa, brought together partners working for more... Read more
OTTAWA — Environment Minister Julie Dabrusin pointed to Canada's work on methane emissions and electrification Monday in defence of her government's climate policy before this week's annual United Nations climate conference.
Dabrusin will attend the first week of COP31 in Turkey this week. Some... Read more
EDMONTON — The Alberta town of Wainwright is gearing up for what could be the most solemn Remembrance Day in its recent history, says Mayor Bruce Pugh.
A fire on Oct. 17 at the nearby Canadian Forces Base Wainwright killed four soldiers and injured 39. Officials said last week that 25 were still in... Read more
Republican Ken Calvert won election Monday to the U.S. House of Representatives representing California's 40th Congressional District, defeating Republican incumbent Young Kim. The race presented a rare general election contest between two incumbents of the same party. Kim and Calvert ended up in... Read more
Not a dollar of the extra revenue from higher oil prices is going to debt or tax relief.
API Labs wants a government exemption to commercialize its patented poppyseed variety and build a $165 million processing plant in Sask.
Two hockey players and two longtime officials were inducted into the Battleford Arena Wall of Fame during a Nov. 5 ceremony.
The challenge isn’t just abolishing the Indian Act. It’s replacing its protections without leaving First Nations exposed.
Tyler Hartung’s Regina rink earned its second straight win with a victory over Newfoundland and Labrador to move into a tie for first in Pool B at the Canadian Mixed Curling Championship.
OTTAWA — The federal government is extending its relief program for firms importing tariffed U.S. goods and is changing the mix of goods eligible for those remissions — including for non-steel goods... Read more
Alberta Federation of Agriculture is building bridges in Ottawa amid shifting political landscape.
OTTAWA — The planned increase in the price of stamps is meant to help Canada Post become self-sustaining after years of financial losses, the Crown... Read more
VANCOUVER — Canada and China have struck an agreement to deepen collaboration across their financial systems as the two countries seek closer economic ties.
Finance Minister François-Philippe Champagne and International Trade Minister Maninder Sidhu hosted He Lifeng, vice-premier of China, in... Read more
MONTREAL — The City of Montreal is planning to spend $1.4 million on emergency services, including trailers for some of the residents living in an encampment with about... Read more
Surveys find that only 2.3 per cent of Canadians say environmental outcomes are top of mind when they are purchasing food.
It is with great pride that we celebrate a life well lived. Donald Elmer Kirby was born November 6, 1943 in Coronach, SK, and passed away November 6, 2026 on his 83rd birthday with his loving wife Linda at his side.
Transit riders are encouraged to check with Regina Transit to determine if any restrictions or closures impact their routes or bus stops.
April 15th, 1974 – November 8th, 2026 It is with great sadness that Jeff’s family announces his peaceful passing on Sunday, November 8th, 2026, surrounded by his wife and children.
Alexander Clement George McGillis aged 37 years of Assiniboia, Saskatchewan, passed away suddenly on Thursday, November 5th, 2026. Alex was born in Moose Jaw, SK on September 23rd, 1989 to parents George and Holly McGillis.
Former Moose Jaw Warriors standout Brayden Yager has his first NHL goal, adding another milestone to a hockey career that helped bring Moose Jaw its first Western Hockey League championship.