Charges Stayed in Saskatoon's First Homicide of 2026
Charges were stayed against Avyn Ahenakew, accused in Saskatoon's first homicide of 2026. The 18-year-old faced accessory and other charges in the stabbing death of Kiefer Kitchemonia-Stongquill.
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Canadore College Closing Parry Sound Campus, Cutting Staff
Canadore College is restructuring due to low enrolment and financial pressures, winding down its West Parry Sound campus and cutting staff.
Manitoban Mildred Giesbrecht Celebrates 110th Birthday
Mildred Giesbrecht marked her 110th birthday at the Convalescent Home of Winnipeg on May 8, 2026, surrounded by loved ones. Her family praises her resilience and strong spirit.
Regina Police Credit Computer Program for Locating Missing Boy
Regina police used a computer program to help find an eight-year-old nonverbal boy who went missing. The software analyzed behavior and weather to create search zones.
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Indigenous Youth Connect With Skilled Trades in Edmonton
A new mentorship program in Edmonton connects Indigenous youth with skilled trades, offering hands-on training and career pathways. The initiative aims to address underrepresentation and foster economic empowerment.
Saskatchewan Launches New Workplace Safety Framework
WorkSafe Saskatchewan and the provincial government have unveiled a strategic framework aimed at preventing injuries and promoting worker well-being across the province.
NSCC Cuts 91 Jobs After $15M Shortfall
Nova Scotia Community College eliminates 91 positions due to a $15 million budget shortfall, impacting staff and programs across campuses.
Thunder Bay Man Charged with Child Sex Abuse Material Offences
A 27-year-old Thunder Bay man faces multiple charges related to child sexual abuse and exploitation material, police confirm.
DNA Identifies Four Franklin Expedition Sailors
Researchers used DNA analysis to identify four sailors from the doomed Franklin expedition, shedding light on the 1845 tragedy.
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COVID-19 Impact: Maritime Students' Skills Still Lagging
Three years after the official end of COVID-19, Maritime students continue to struggle with fundamental skills due to long-term disruptions from the pandemic.
Demand Surges for Facility Support Dogs as 40th Graduates
Lions Foundation of Canada Dog Guides celebrates the graduation of its 40th Facility Support Dog as demand surges from agencies across Canada. The waiting list is now open for organizations seeking these specialized dogs.
Ottawa's Briana Kim Makes Canada's 100 Best List
Briana Kim's Antheia ranks 76th on Canada's 100 Best Restaurants list weeks after opening. Two other Ottawa restaurants also made the cut.
Flames sign Theo Stockselius to three-year entry-level deal
The Calgary Flames have signed 2025 second-round pick Theo Stockselius to a three-year entry-level contract after an impressive season with Djurgardens in Sweden.
Bard College President Botstein to Retire After Epstein Scrutiny
Leon Botstein, president of Bard College, announced his retirement following scrutiny over his ties to convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.
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Missing Man with Liver Disease Sought by Vancouver Police
Vancouver Police and family are concerned for Gurminder Dhaliwal, a missing man with liver disease. He was last seen in the city. Anyone with information is urged to contact police.
OQLF Survey: Most Montreal Businesses Comply with French Rules
A new OQLF survey reveals that the majority of Montreal-area businesses are adhering to French language regulations, highlighting compliance trends in Quebec.
Royal Conservatory to investigate historic sexual abuse allegations
The Royal Conservatory of Music has announced an investigation into historical sexual abuse allegations, following recent reports. The institution vows transparency.
Retired paramedic's experiences inspire new novel
A retired Nova Scotia paramedic shares how his first responder career inspired his new novel, highlighting the realism and challenges faced by emergency workers.
Mandarin Co-Founder James Chiu Dies at 76
James Chiu, co-founder of Mandarin Restaurants, passed away at 76 after a battle with pulmonary fibrosis. He built a 29-location chain in Ontario.
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Parrots Copy Friends Trying New Foods: Study
A new study reveals that wild parrots learn from their peers when deciding to try unfamiliar foods, highlighting social learning in animals.
Criminologists Assess Missing N.S. Siblings Search After Year
Nearly a year after Jack and Lily Sullivan vanished, criminologists review the RCMP's search efforts and new details released in the case.
Quebec Museums Get $5M Yearly Funding Increase
The Quebec government announces a $5-million-a-year increase in funding for museums across the province, aiming to enhance cultural preservation and accessibility.
Saskatchewan Updates Time Zone Laws After Alberta Move
Saskatchewan will update its time zone legislation after Alberta's decision to adopt permanent daylight time, aiming to maintain alignment with its neighbor.
First Nation Loses Health Funding Over Misappropriation
A Manitoba First Nation has lost health funding after directors allegedly misappropriated federal money, according to a lawsuit. The case highlights ongoing issues with Indigenous health funding.
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Young Researchers Spotlight Innovation at London Health Research Day
Hundreds of young researchers showcased their work at London Health Research Day, featuring over 200 poster presentations and fostering collaboration in health sciences.
Genome Study Reveals Post-Roman Empire Events
A new genome study sheds light on population changes after the Roman Empire's collapse, revealing migration patterns and genetic shifts in Europe.
Darren Gilmour to Step Down as RSC Executive Director
After 16 years and two terms, Darren Gilmour is stepping down as Executive Director of the Royal Society of Canada, effective May 22, 2026.
Peter MacKinnon: Danger to Universities Is Within
Former university president Peter MacKinnon argues that the greatest threat to higher education is internal politicization, not external right-wing influences, citing declining confidence in truth-seeking institutions.
Hamster-Sized Mammal Outlasted Most Dinosaurs
A newly discovered hamster-sized mammal species, Cimolodon desosai, survived the Cretaceous-Paleogene extinction event that wiped out most dinosaurs, according to researchers.
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Are Alberta's 3 Basic Rules of Democracy Being Broken?
An academic argues that Alberta's democracy is under threat as the government erodes checks and balances, using a simple three-rule framework to assess democratic health.
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