Author Archives: Syndicated Content

PRINCE ALBERT — Two men are in custody and face multiple criminal charges in connection with a series of six armed robberies targeting convenience stores in Prince Albert over a two-week period ...

MONTREAL - Bus and metro service is set to continue in Montreal this weekend after the city's public transit network reached a last-minute, tentative deal with its drivers' union, averting planned str...

SASKATOON — Police are investigating a stabbing that occurred Thursday evening in the city’s Mount Royal neighbourhood, sending one man to hospital. At approximately 5:30 p.m. on Nov. 13, ...

MONTREAL - Montreal's public transit network says a two-day strike that would have shut down bus and Metro service this weekend has been averted. The Socit de transport de Montral says it reached a de...

SASK. — Growing a moustache during November is about spreading awareness and supporting men regarding mental health and cancer. Saskatchewan resident Maury Simoneau has been participating Movemb...

SASKATOON — A third person has been charged in connection with the death of Timothy Tootoosis. Twenty-seven-year-old Michael Alfred McCallum from Prince Albert faces charges of first-degree...

SASKATCHEWAN — SaskTel has partnered with a wellness resource app designed to support mental well-being. Customers of SaskTel and Lum Mobile can now get free access to Calm, a leading menta...

WINNIPEG -- When the Canadian Football League announced a swath of rule changes in late September, the news took many onlookers by surprise. Solomon Elimimiam wishes the Canadian Football League ...

The Agricultural Producers Association of Saskatchewan (APAS) joined the foreign ownership of farmland conversation by submitting a letter to the provincial government, outlining its views on the issu...

MONTREAL - A third union representing workers in Montreal's public transit network has announced it will go on strike. Maintenance workers walked off the job three times since June, and bus and metro ...