The province of Ontario is making changes to its student loan program that puts higher education further out of reach for less wealthy students.

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Amazon has a history of opposing unionization and has even closed the only previously unionized warehouse in Quebec.

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The government of Doug Ford has made changes to OSAP and increased the financial burden on post-secondary students, making higher education out of reach.

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Kevin Berger Local Journalism Initiative Reporter Clark’s Crossing Gazette Range Road 3060, which runs alongside the BizHub Industrial Park and can be found just west of Highway 16, has been renamed “Harwood Road” in honour of Judy Harwood, the former reeve of the RM of Corman Park. The unveiling of a sign bearing the name […]

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Shane Fraser Saskatoon StarPhoenix Pamela Wallin watched her friend die. Her friend chose to die, and Wallin chose to be with her. Wallin’s mother and father couldn’t choose to die. Alzheimer’s and cancer chose for them. Starting in 1892, assisted suicide was illegal for Canadians under the Criminal Code. In 2016, 124 years later, Medical […]

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On Aug. 8 of 2025, the Saskatchewan Serious Incident Response Team (SIRT) received a notification from the RCMP regarding an officer-involved shooting near Deschambault Lake. According to a report made by the SIRT, two members of the Deschambault Lake RCMP detachment encountered a group of individuals in a wooded area near the village of Deschambault […]

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The Onion Lake RCMP have charged a woman after methamphetamine and cocaine were seized from a vehicle and a residence on Onion Lake Cree Nation. On Oct. 29 at approximately 3:30 a.m., Onion Lake RCMP conducted a proactive traffic stop on Onion Lake Cree Nation. Through the investigation, officials determined the driver, who was the […]

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Melfort RCMP are investigating after a business was robbed after being hit with a vehicle in Birch Hills last weekend. According to RCMP  on Nov, 1 at approximately 5:50 a.m., Melfort RCMP received a report of a collision on Bellamy Avenue in Birch Hills. Officers responded, along with local fire services. Investigation determined an SUV […]

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Nykole King Saskatoon Star Phoenix Canadian farmers felt relieved on Wednesday after learning that a federal trade mission to Beijing resulted in two additional years of barrier-free trade of peas and canola meal into China. Without that extension, China would have reintroduced a 100 per cent import tax on both crops after Dec. 31. Chris […]

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Jonathan Lai When 11-year-old Parker Wells went missing earlier this summer, should emergency response have included an immediate public alert? An Amber Alert for the non-verbal autistic boy came more than 48 hours after the fact, following traditional protocols. When he was found tragically deceased, two weeks later, the public outcry for change was immediate […]

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The Saskatchewan Rivers School Division has returned their chair and elected a new vice chair.  Meanwhile, in October the Prince Albert Catholic School Division returned their Board Chair and Vice Chair.  At the Organizational Meeting on Monday, the Board acclaimed Cher Bloom as Board Chair and Bill Yeaman as Vice-Chair for the 2026-2027 year. Bloom is in her […]

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Notes from a messy desk… Have you ever had a Murphy day, where everything that can go wrong does go wrong? You’ve got the Midas touch, and whatever you touch turns to mufflers. I had a day like that recently. It started with three (3!) scam telephone calls in the too-early morning. I blame nefarious […]

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Canada's industry minister is asking the Competition Bureau to investigate Stelco's parent company after its CEO told CBC News that he only bought the Hamilton steelmaker to stop it undercutting his U.S. business.

Emergency Info B.C. says the order affects properties on Pandora Crescent and Maquinna Avenue.

The millions of dollars in federal funding being earmarked to create a new Winnipeg facility providing mental health and addictions care represents a "massive opportunity" for the city and the province, Manitoba Premier Wab Kinew says.

Wayne Gretzky says he backs Canada's decision to bar Russia from the upcoming world junior hockey championship in Alberta.

The Canadian government has joined nine other countries in a joint statement condemning this week's prison sentence for Hong Kong activist Joshua Wong.

The former insurance company for the Catholic church in Newfoundland has abandoned a court action that sought to compel a therapy centre for priests to turn over records after it was revealed they destroyed them more than 20 years ago.

The loss of a few thousand jobs last month follows big back-to-back job losses in August and September, when the Canadian economy shed more than 100,000 roles cumulatively over two months.

The U.S. midterms, Canada-U.S. trade and the backlash to Trumponomics 

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This page brings together progressive policy organizations’ responses to the 2026 federal budget.

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I’ve generally avoided politics here and the few times that I have done so I’ve received a few pissy emails, but Tuesday night was a wonderful, abundant font of hope in what has been an unspeakably grim two years. 

We have felt land-locked in