Author Archives: Syndicated Content

Regina Pats’ Maddox Schultz highlights why WHL is more challenging than OHL
Regina Pats' star Maddox Schultz shares his reasons why the Western Hockey League is more demanding than the Ontario Hockey League. "When you look at the OHL, everything's fairly close to...
Allan Ly Dec 20, 2025

Man suspected of shooting officer arrested after 24-hour standoff in Welland, Ont.
A 59-year-old man suspected of shooting a police officer in a city southwest of Niagara Falls has been arrested and charged with attempted murder after a nearly 24-hour standoff, police said. Niagara ...
Cassidy McMackon, The Canadian Press Dec 20, 2025

New Weyburn police officer sworn in
WEYBURN — The Weyburn Police Service welcomed its new member on Dec. 17. Cody Robertson was sworn in as a constable during a ceremony at city hall, and received congratulations from Weyburn Poli...
SaskToday staff Dec 20, 2025

Watchdog group to investigate Friday night police-involved shooting
SASKATOON — Saskatchewan’s civilian watchdog group is looking into a shooting by a Saskatoon police officer. The Serious Incident Response Team (SIRT) is investigating an officer-involved ...
SaskToday Dec 20, 2025

Intergenerational daycare aiming to strengthen bonds between kids and 'grandfriends'
Among the thousands of new child-care spaces opening up across the country is a unique centre in Ottawa nestled at the heart of a long-term care campus, a dementia- and kid-friendly space meant to tru...
Allison Jones, The Canadian Press Dec 20, 2025

Carney has sketched the broad strokes of an AI policy, but details remain vague
OTTAWA - At the Paris AI Action Summit in February, then-prime minister Justin Trudeau and other world leaders watched as U.S. Vice President JD Vance took the stage to rail against AI regulation. Van...
Anja Karadeglija, The Canadian Press Dec 20, 2025

Hundreds of pests found in federal buildings as feds draft back-to-office plan
OTTAWA - Insects, bats, rodents and other pests have been spotted in federal buildings more than 500 times in the Ottawa area this year, as the government makes plans to get public servants to spend m...
Catherine Morrison, The Canadian Press Dec 20, 2025

Anti-immigrant sentiment rises with loss of consensus on immigration policy
OTTAWA - Canada's long-held consensus on immigration - that it's a net positive for the country - has been coming apart in recent years. Roughly half of the population thinks too many immigrants have ...
David Baxter, The Canadian Press Dec 20, 2025

Winter wallop continues across Canada, cancelling classes and stranding trucks
WINNIPEG - Winter continued its late-December march east across Canada Friday, closing classes and stranding trucks. Schools in many areas of southern Manitoba were closed for the second day in a row ...
Canadian Press Dec 19, 2025

Alberta Next panel recommends ditching RCMP, referendum to quit CPP
EDMONTON - Alberta Premier Danielle Smith's hand-picked panel re-examining the province's relationship with Ottawa says it's time to ditch the RCMP and hold a provincewide referendum on quitting the C...
Lisa Johnson, The Canadian Press Dec 19, 2025
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