Carney offers money for job training to aid tariffs fight, Poilievre wants to help seniors in crime crackdown, Singh says he ...

Police said the crash took place shortly before 2 p.m. on the campus's Nelson Mandela Walk, a treelined pedestrian walkway ...

Of the 67 WHL players ranked by NHL's Central Scouting, eight of them are originally from Saskatchewan. All of them are ...

The student health plan, the U-Pass and all those activities will be fully funded. The university will just have to ensure ...

Gas from anaerobic bacteria being released when the ice melts in spring means a smelly experience for Wascana but the stink doesn’t pose any risk and is "a very natural thing." ...

NDP and residents claim issues at the building, which used to be only for seniors but now also houses people with complex needs, include drug dealing and drug use. The government denies those claims.

The MMF President travelled from Winnipeg to Meadow Lake Court to support Oliver Poitras, a Métis man charged with unlawful hunting; Métis rights apply only in certain areas under section 35.

Until we get some green growth growing again, its too risky to have any fires going,” said Leonard Junop, reeve of the RM of Vanscoy. “We don’t want any loss of life, or loss of property either.” ...

Carney's personal popularity has risen over the course of the campaign, with a new poll from Abacus Data finding his favourability ratings among Canadians are higher than Poilievre’s.

Canadian home sales in March also fell 4.8 per cent on a seasonally adjusted month-over-month basis from February, as potential buyers stayed on the sidelines amid concerns over tariffs.

According to a poll provided by LSEG Data & Analytics, economists expect the annual inflation rate for March to come in at 2.6 per cent, matching the result seen in February.

François-Philippe Champagne says the government intends to provide temporary six-month tariff relief for goods imported from the U.S. that are used in Canadian manufacturing, processing and packaging.