Manitoba extends detention for highly intoxicated people
Manitoba passes groundbreaking legislation allowing authorities to detain highly intoxicated individuals for extended periods, addressing public safety concerns and healthcare gaps.
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Sask Party Eyes Citizenship Requirement for Members
The Saskatchewan Party is exploring a significant policy change that would require Canadian citizenship for party membership, sparking debate about political participation in provincial politics.
Saskatchewan to pass fair gun buyback compensation law
Saskatchewan is preparing to introduce groundbreaking legislation ensuring fair market value compensation for firearms affected by the federal buyback program. Learn how this provincial move could set a national precedent.
Alberta Recall Act Stays: No Changes Coming
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith announces the province's recall legislation will remain unchanged for now, despite ongoing debates about its effectiveness and implementation requirements.
Teen charged in fatal La Loche pedestrian crash
A 16-year-old boy faces serious charges after a fatal collision claimed the life of a pedestrian in La Loche, Saskatchewan. RCMP continue their investigation into the devastating incident.
Huskies' Daniel Perry named Canada West Player of the Year
University of Saskatchewan Huskies wide receiver Daniel Perry earns prestigious Canada West football honor following dominant 2023 campaign with 46 catches for 786 yards and 7 touchdowns.
Ukrainian Students in Sask Fear Aid Program Cutoff
Ukrainian students studying in Saskatchewan express growing anxiety as a crucial financial aid program supporting their education faces potential termination, leaving many uncertain about their academic futures.
Huskies Athletes Dominate Canada West Awards
University of Saskatchewan Huskies athletes dominate Canada West awards, with multiple players earning top honors in basketball, volleyball, and wrestling for their outstanding 2023-24 performances.
Saskatoon man survives crash, walks 40km for help
A Saskatchewan man miraculously survives a terrifying head-on collision and immediately begins a 40-kilometer walk for help, demonstrating extraordinary resilience and determination in the face of adversity.
Canada Post Workers Face Holiday Season Pressures
As holiday shipping volumes surge, Canada Post employees confront mounting pressures from back-to-work legislation and challenging working conditions during their busiest season.
Quebec's Bill 94 Targets Vulnerable Students: EMSB
The English Montreal School Board is speaking out against Quebec's Bill 94, warning it disproportionately affects the province's most vulnerable students and could have devastating consequences for educational access.
Canada's Battle Against Hate: Bill C-9 Explained
As hate crimes surge across Canada, new legislation aims to strengthen legal tools against extremism. Discover how Bill C-9 could reshape Canada's approach to combating hate speech and protecting vulnerable communities.
Maine Enacts Red Flag Gun Law After Tragedy
Maine implements groundbreaking extreme risk protection order legislation following tragic mass shooting, empowering law enforcement to temporarily remove firearms from individuals deemed dangerous.
Alberta's Recall Act Backfires on UCP Government
The UCP government confronts unexpected challenges as its signature Recall Act becomes weaponized against party members, threatening political stability in Alberta.
Hogg vs Jennings: CNN Rolex Debate Goes Viral
A heated CNN debate between Parkland survivor David Hogg and Republican strategist Scott Jennings went viral after a contentious exchange about luxury watches and economic reality.
Liberals Promise Cost-Effective Gun Buyback Program
The Liberal government pledges cost-effective implementation of Canada's controversial firearm buyback initiative, promising careful management of taxpayer dollars while addressing gun violence.
Saskatchewan unveils memorial emblem for fallen public safety workers
Saskatchewan introduces a powerful new emblem recognizing public safety personnel who died in the line of duty, providing tangible recognition for their ultimate sacrifice.
Gunfire Evidence Found in Toronto's East York - Police Probe
Toronto police are conducting an urgent investigation after discovering clear evidence of gunfire in a residential East York neighborhood, heightening community safety concerns.
Winnipeg police arrest suspect after Furby Street shooting
Winnipeg police have made an arrest following a terrifying daytime shooting on Furby Street that sent shockwaves through the downtown community. Authorities recovered a firearm at the scene.
Saskatchewan police arrest man in triple robbery spree
Saskatchewan RCMP have arrested a 36-year-old man connected to three separate commercial robberies that occurred in Martensville, Warman, and Dalmeny within a 24-hour period.
Telemiracle Expands for Historic 50th Anniversary Celebration
Saskatchewan's iconic Kinsmen Telemiracle is planning its biggest event yet for the 50th anniversary in 2026, with expanded programming and province-wide celebrations that promise to make history.
Quebec Health Dept Silent on Bill 2 Adoption
Ten days after Quebec passed its controversial health data legislation, Santé Québec maintains complete silence while healthcare professionals demand transparency about the new law's implications.
Regina's Tenth Homicide of 2025 Under Investigation
Regina Police Service confirms the city's tenth homicide of 2025 after a man was found with serious injuries in the downtown core. Investigation ongoing.
Hurricane Wedding: Jamaica to Saskatoon Airport
A Saskatchewan couple's tropical Jamaican wedding was dramatically relocated to Saskatoon Airport after Hurricane Beryl devastated their original venue. Their love story triumphs over nature's fury.
Saskatchewan's Record Wildfire Season: The Aftermath
Saskatchewan faced its most devastating wildfire season in history, with unprecedented evacuations, heroic firefighting efforts, and lessons learned for future climate challenges.
Quebec's Bill 2: Healthcare Trust in Crisis
Quebec's proposed health system reforms threaten the foundation of patient trust and medical professional autonomy. Learn why Bill 2 could destabilize healthcare.
Saskatchewan invests $250M in post-secondary education
The Saskatchewan government announces landmark $250 million investment in universities and colleges, securing stable funding through 2029 and addressing inflation pressures.
Manitoba may extend session for 72-hour detention bill
Manitoba's NDP government considers extending legislative session to pass Bill 20, allowing 72-hour detainment of youth in dangerous situations despite opposition concerns about civil liberties.
Warm weather extends Saskatoon construction season
Saskatoon's construction industry gets an unexpected boost as mild fall temperatures allow crews to work longer, accelerating critical infrastructure projects across the city.
4-Year-Old Shoots Himself With Unsecured Gun - Father Charged
A Michigan father faces felony charges after his 4-year-old son found an unsecured handgun and accidentally shot himself in what authorities call a preventable tragedy.
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