When Private Shaun Farrell’s casket was carried out of the Prince Albert Armoury on Wednesday, “Black Betty” by Ram Jam played over the speakers. It was his favourite song, played at his family’s request. During the service, mourners had heard stories about the young soldier who refused to give up, made his friends laugh and […]

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Nicole Goldsworthy Local Journalism Initiative Reporter SaskToday.ca Humboldt city council has approved a recommendation to establish two new funds with the Saskatchewan Community Foundation, creating a framework to support future recreation and culture infrastructure projects and their long-term sustainability. Council approved the recommendation during its Oct. 26 meeting, authorizing administration to finalize agreements for a […]

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Nicole Goldsworthy Local Journalism Initiative Reporter SaskToday.ca Royal Canadian Legion Branch 30 in Melfort is preparing for Remembrance Day while continuing efforts to preserve local military history and raise funds for a roof replacement project. Legion president Constance Roussel said this year’s Remembrance Day service will take place at the Melfort Unit Comprehensive Collegiate gymnasium […]

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Sarah Palmer Local Journalism Initiative Reporter LiveWire Calgary The University of Calgary’s kinesiology department is researching treatments for people with balance impairments using a one-of-a-kind robotic device. Ryan Peters, lead researcher and associate professor at UCalgary, said that by studying older adults with the instrument, he has developed a plan to use it alongside a […]

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Nicole Taylor Local Journalism Initiative Reporter The World-Spectator The street was lined with cars as hundreds of people came to see Playfair Daycare’s new 90-spot second location on Thursday night for the grand opening and open house for the new building. The night included a barbecue hosted by Rococo Construction and Borderland Co-op, tours of […]

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Prince Albert Sharks Submitted The Prince Albert Sharks Swim Club delivered an outstanding performance at the Goldfins 50th Invitational 2026, demonstrating talent, determination, and continued progress across the team. The competition provided an excellent opportunity for Sharks swimmers to challenge themselves, achieve qualifying standards, reach finals, and celebrate important milestones in their swimming journeys. Clara […]

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Given the results of the do-over panel’s deliberations, suggestions of ‘inappropriate partisan gamesmanship’ are very hard to explain away.

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Gage Haubrich Canadian Taxpayers Federation Saskatchewan Finance Minister Jim Reiter needs to look what Newfoundland and Labrador is doing with its resource-revenue windfall and copy that strategy immediately. Newfoundland and Labrador is expecting to rake in more than $500 million in extra revenue this year because of higher oil prices. And instead of taking that […]

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Swept from the corners of my mind… A text came as I was putting on my jacket. I’d remotely started the car (man, I love that remote!) and was getting ready to head into work when the text arrived asking me to give my grandson a ride to school. I’d woken early, and all the […]

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The White House will resume trade talks with Canada from a weakened position.

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La Ronge RCMP have charged three adult males following a joint investigation involving conservation officers and Saskatchewan RCMP. According to RCMP On Oct. 26 at approximately 9:50 p.m., conservation officers with the Provincial Protective Services Branch conducted a traffic stop on Highway #2, near La Ronge. During the traffic stop, officers observed firearm parts inside […]

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Brook Wagner Local Journalism Initiative Reporter Medicine Hat News A former junior hockey executive who worked with multiple Alberta teams faces child sexual offence charges after a two-year RCMP investigation, police revealed Monday. Alberta RCMP say Tyler King, 39, was arrested Friday at the Lansdowne border crossing near Kingston, Ontario. King is a Canadian citizen […]

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A retired military lieutenant-colonel accused of sexual assault in Winnipeg vehemently denied the allegations against her during testimony Wednesday, as her trial concluded with the prosecution urging a judge to convict her.

Unmanaged menopause symptoms are not just impacting women, but costing the Canadian economy $3.5 billion and 540,000 lost workdays every year, according to the Menopause Foundation of Canada.

A new statue of a Canadian World War I flying ace was unveiled in Toronto Wednesday afternoon, the latest effort to breathe life into his memory, which his grandson said was nearly lost to time.

Immigrant advocates say Canada regularly rejects study permits from Afghan women and girls, even when they have full scholarships, despite the fact that they face some of the strictest barriers to education in the world.

A Canadian military counterintelligence operative accused of sharing sensitive information with Ukrainian intelligence will face court martial beginning Dec. 9. Master Warrant Officer Matthew Robar faces three charges related to unauthorized dealings with a foreign entity, misleading his superiors and improperly storing a firearm. He was originally charged with eight offences.

The Prince Edward Island Department of Agriculture says it has purchased 15 fields where potato wart was discovered.

The province held an early ceremony to mark Remembrance Day and Indigenous Veterans Day Wednesday as family, friends and fellow soldiers honoured one of the victims of the deadly Wainwright fire at a military service in Prince Albert, Sask.

The Productivity Mega-Deduction could have been an important piece of industrial strategy. Instead, it is a giveaway to resource extraction companies.

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