SASKATOON — Onion Lake RCMP is releasing gang awareness and prevention resources in partnership with Onion Lake Cree Nation, RCMP announced Thursday. “The Cree
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Hundreds rally at Sask. Legislature on National Indigenous Peoples Day
REGINA — On a day that recognizes and celebrates Indigenous voices, hundreds rallied at the Saskatchewan Legislature to mark the occasion and ignite calls
Woman seriously injured during backyard fire
WATERLOO — A 53-year-old woman has been seriously injured during a backyard fire, according to Wellington County OPP. First responders were called to the
Thailand malls reopen, with temperatures taken, masks worn
BANGKOK — Thais streamed into shopping malls on Sunday, once again enjoying their air-conditioned oases as the country eased one of the restrictions imposed
Pompeo admits the U.S. can’t be certain coronavirus outbreak originated in Wuhan lab
Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said the U.S. does not have certainty about the origin of the coronavirus pandemic, despite claiming over the weekend
NHL dream comes true for Calgary Hitmen captain Mark Kastelic
CALGARY — The last month was a real roller coaster ride for Calgary Hitmen captain Mark Kastelic. On March 23, the Western Hockey League
Ontario Energy Board to hold off on setting summer rates
TORONTO, ONT — The Ontario Energy Board says it’s holding off on setting new electricity prices for the summer months. It says it typically
‘This is a big problem,’ Critics alarmed at Ontario’s cautious approach to testing for virus
TORONTO — Ontario’s overly cautious approach to COVID-19 testing is endangering lives and hindering efforts to rein in soaring infections that are ravaging long-term
Sask. has 11 new COVID-19 cases, 231 total
REGINA — Saskatchewan is now up to 231 COVID-19 cases with the addition of 11 more confirmed on Saturday, according to a release from
Female hockey players in N.S. react to championship cancellation
HALIFAX — In New Glasgow, N.S., the region’s top girls hockey teams hit the ice on Saturday and Sunday for the province’s first-ever female