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OTTAWA — The federal government is giving Ukrainians who fled the Russian invasion another year to apply for work permit extensions.
Ukrainians who came to Canada before March 31, 2024, will now have until next year to apply to extend their work permits by up to three years.
The government created... Read more
Police in Saskatoon say a 32-year-old woman was left seriously injured after she was allegedly attacked by a person wielding a machete on Tuesday morning.
According to police, officers were called to the 300 block of Avenue C South, in the city’s Riversdale neighbourhood, at around 3:40 a.m. after... Read more
The provincial ban on pruning elm trees goes into effect across Saskatchewan on Wednesday and runs until August 31.
The annual ban takes effect after cases of Dutch elm disease reached a record in Saskatoon last season. Dutch elm is a severe fungal infection mainly spread through elm bark beetles.... Read more
Ephram McNutt, Keets Fawcett, Taylor Tabashniuk and their Regina Pats teammates are giving all they've got in the WHL playoffs against the powerful Medicine Hat Tigers,... Read more
8:30 – Saskatchewan Advanced Education Minister Ken Cheveldayoff is facing scrutiny after CBC reported he violated legislative rules by leasing part of his taxpayer-funded constituency office to a private law firm owned by a Saskatchewan Party donor. To explain what really... Read more
DUBAI, United Arab Emirates (AP) — Iran hit an oil tanker off the coast of Qatar and Kuwait’s airport on Wednesday while airstrikes battered Tehran — an unrelenting tempo hours after U.S. President Donald Trump said he was nearly ready to wind down the war.
Trump, who is scheduled to address the... Read more
LONDON (AP) — Three additional suspects were arrested Wednesday on arson charges in the torching of four ambulances owned by a Jewish charity in London, police said.
Two British men, ages 20 and 19, and a 17-year-old boy with dual British and Pakistani nationality, were arrested on suspicion of... Read more
As Jeremy Hansen prepares to begin a historic mission to the moon aboard the Artemis II, his wife says his family will be trying to take in every single moment.
If everything goes as planned, Catherine Hansen will be on the roof of the launch control centre at Florida’s Kennedy Space Center... Read more
Saskatchewan is preparing for a new group to take over animal welfare enforcement in the province.
With the exception of the city of Regina, the new Saskatchewan Animal Enforcement... Read more
The announcement of a new multiple sclerosis (MS) clinic in Regina is bittersweet for one woman who has been getting care for the disease for over 20 years.
Bonnie Gorski said she... Read more
Here is a roundup of stories from The Canadian Press designed to bring you up to speed …
Astronaut Hansen fulfilling lifelong dream: wife
As Jeremy Hansen prepares to begin a historic mission to the moon aboard the Artemis II, his wife says his family will be trying to take in every single... Read more
OTTAWA — Canadians across the country are assembling today to watch the Artemis II launch, which is set to send humans back to the moon for the first time in more than 50 years.
The first two-hour launch window opens at 6:24 p.m. ET, with a six-day launch window running through April 6.
People... Read more
OTTAWA — A report by an expert in extremist financing and money laundering says the Canada Revenue Agency's approach to policing terrorist abuse "proved seriously deficient" in the case of a long-running audit of the Muslim Association of Canada.
The report by University of Manitoba professor... Read more
TORONTO — Prosecutors are set to argue today that an Ontario judge was wrong to grant bail to a Toronto-area lawyer accused of advising the murder of a federal witness in an alleged international drug smuggling ring.
Lawyers for the Attorney General of Canada are asking the Court of Appeal for... Read more
TORONTO — Lawyers are set to continue their final submissions today in the
sexual assault trial of billionaire businessman Frank Stronach.
Stronach's defence lawyer argued Tuesday that his accusers lied and in some cases fabricated their accounts.
Leora Shemesh also criticized what she described as... Read more
TORONTO — Experts say Stephen Lewis awakened the Canadian public’s consciousness to the HIV-AIDS pandemic raging in Africa, and they credit him with galvanizing the political will to stop standing idle.
Lewis, who dedicated his life to advocating for social justice, died on Tuesday at the age of... Read more
CAPE CANAVERAL —
As Jeremy Hansen prepares to begin a historic mission to the moon aboard the Artemis II, his wife says his family will be trying to take in every single moment.
If everything goes as planned, Catherine Hansen will be on the roof of the launch control centre at Florida's Kennedy... Read more
A stagnant power play came alive for the Saskatoon Blades on Tuesday night, powering a Game 3 victory in comeback fashion over the visiting Edmonton Oil Kings.
Seated at the same podium where he addressed questions about the team’s 1-for-11 power play a day earlier, Blades forward Rowan Calvert... Read more
The Medicine Hat Tigers showed off their high-powered offence against the Regina Pats on Tuesday.
Medicine Hat, who scored a WHL-leading 348 goals in the regular season, earned an 8-2 win over the Pats at the Brandt Centre in Game 3 of... Read more
VANCOUVER — The father of Tumbler Ridge, B.C., mass shooting victim Maya Gebala says his daughter has been transferred out of intensive care into a "recovery and rehab-focused unit."
David Gebala says in a Facebook post that the 12-year-old doesn't seem to be in as much pain now, and is more... Read more
The Green Zone Replay – Tuesday, March 31
2:35 – Who gets fired in the NHL next?
This week we’ve seen the Vegas Golden Knights fire their head coach and the Toronto Maple Leafs fire their general manager. These things usually come in threes. Who’s next... Read more
A man and a woman from Yorkton, who police said had been travelling in the same vehicle, died after two separate incidents on Highway 10 near Edgeley on Saturday.
Saskatchewan RCMP said in news release on March 31 that officers from the Fort Qu’Appelle detachment were investigating the deaths after... Read more
9 First Nations Communities gathered to discuss the overpopulation of dogs, allowing them to talk through ideas and come up with solutions to address the issue.
Details regarding the alleged tens of millions in misused funds by a Saskatchewan Indigenous non-profit were forwarded to police by the BMAAAC, Global News has learned.
The University of Saskatchewan is getting a quantum computer later this year and it could help fast-track vaccine development.
The U of S will be home to the first university owned-and-operated, full-stack, vendor-supported, open-architecture quantum computer in Canada, it announced on March 31.... Read more
Nearly 20 years ago, in May 2006, Misha Pavelick was fatally stabbed at the Kinookimaw campground near Regina Beach.
For Misha Pavelick’s family, there is no end to the grief they’ve felt at his loss, the grief they’ve been dealing with for nearly 20 years.
Their victim impact statements were delivered on Tuesday... Read more
OTTAWA — Provincial rules around alcohol and the federal government's "Buy Canadian" policy have been flagged in a new report citing several trade irritants between Canada and the U.S.
The annual document prepared by the Office of the United States Trade Representative says market access barriers... Read more
It’s one more thing for Kelly Cairns to deal with.
The co-owner of The Cure Kitchen + Bar on 11th Avenue says... Read more
Prairie farmers say a move by Ottawa to temporarily lift a ban on a rodent poison is a good start to address rampant gopher populations that have decimated crops and injured livestock.
"I suspect maybe if the Bible had been written in Saskatchewan, it wouldn't have been locusts. It would have been... Read more
At trial, a jury heard about about the depth of the wound that killed Misha Pavelick.... Read more
VICTORIA — A First Nations leader says proposed amendments to British Columbia's Declaration on the Indigenous Peoples Act would take a "sledgehammer" to the landmark legislation.
Robert Phillips of the First Nations Summit says the amendments would "gut" DRIPA and turn back the clock on relations... Read more
Saskatchewan's mental health and addictions minister says she's considering legislation to limit where supervised consumption sites may operate.
A small community northeast of Prince Albert is reeling after losing the building that houses their skating and curling rinks and community hall.
The recreation centre in Smeaton partially collapsed early Tuesday morning.
“Its a terrible blow for the community,” Mayor Lyle White told paNOW.... Read more
BEAUPRÉ — Construction on a major wind farm northeast of Quebec City has been officially launched, with an investment of $3 billion.
The first two phases of the Des Neiges wind farm — the southern sector and the Charlevoix sector — will comprise a total of 114 turbines and generate 800 Megawatts of... Read more
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