Ethan BraundLocal Journalism Initiative ReporterWoolwich ObserverCanada cracked the top ten in energy transition investment and GDP share in 2024 after a $3

Brett McKayLocal Journalism Initiative ReporterInvestigative Journalism Foundation Separatism. Sovereignty. Statehood. Danielle Smith has repeatedly invoked the idea of Alberta independence during her time in office. But documents obtained by the Investigative Journalism Foundation suggest it is not an economic scenario the provincial government is seriously studying. In his decades with the public service, Lennie Kaplan,

Alec Salloum & Nykole KingRegina Leader-PostIgor Murashko and his partner have decided to cancel their much-anticipated vacation to Florida in respo

Bre McAdamSaskatoon StarPhoenixFor the third time this year, a King’s Bench jury has convicted a man from Redvers, Sask. of harassment and impersonati

by Trudy and Dale Buxton Publishers, Biggar Independent We like travelling on the back roads of any province, the back roads give you more things too see and more history. The main highways sometimes seem to miss what is great about our vast country. In this particular case we are driving east on Highway 539

Residential school experience still very difficult to talk about says former studentUko AkpanukoDaily HeraldIn a solemn and emotion laden ceremony held at the Saskatchewan Polytechnic Saskatoon Campus Gymnasium on Feb.

Isaac Phan Nay Local Journalism Initiative Reporter The Tyee Canada’s biggest labour organization is warning the federal Liberals’ new development bill will further undermine Canadians’ charter-protected right to strike. On Monday, the Liberals tabled a piece of sweeping legislation that promises to speed up construction of federally regulated projects. It included changes to the Canada

Peter ShokeirLocal Journalism Initiative ReporterJasper FitzhughJASPER – The federal government is funding a $3.9 million program to help Jasper’s small

Evan Ostryzniuk Saskatoon StarPhoenix A grieving Saskatoon family is hopeful their personal tragedy can lead to positive changes in the provincial health care system. Kirsten Hanke died on August 20 at the age of 30, collapsing after blot clots travelled from her ankle to her lungs. She had broken her ankle in three places on

It didn’t take Donald Trump very long to realize that our federal government wasn’t going to roll over and immediately scream, “Uncle!” mere seconds aft

Selling off Canada Post would raise costs, cut service, and leave rural Canadians behind. It’s a vital public service, not a businessSimon EnochTroy M

Dave Leaderhouse Special to the Herald The Carlton Crusaders fought off three match points, but in the end could not clear the final hurdle as Lloydminster prevailed in a straight-sets victory to claim the title at the annual Carlton senior girl’s volleyball tournament on the weekend. The Crusaders, who had breezed through the preliminary round

Widespread rainfall across the province over the past week stalled harvest operations. Harvest is currently 32 per cent complete, an increase of 5 per cent from last week. This remains well behind both the five-year average of 71 per cent and the 10-year average of 63 per cent. The rural municipality (RM) of Sarnia recorded

Ryan Kiedrowski, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter, The World-SpectatorA cooler, wetter-than-usual July has helped bolster crops in the area as vast seas

Shari NarineLocal Journalism Initiative ReporterWindspeaker.comInuit interaction with the Franklin expedition is the thread that runs through ‘The Land Wa

Liberal leadership candidate Chrystia Freeland visited Saskatoon on Thursday.Julia PetersonSaskatoon StarPhoenixAs federal Liberal party members pre

Alec SalloumRegina Leader-PostThe Opposition has proposed a $50,000 penalty against former Sask. Party MLA Gary Grewal as a way to strengthen conflict o

Stuart TrewTroy MediaSince Nov. 6, when it became clear that Donald Trump had won the U.S. presidency for a second time, Canadians have been swamped by

Sonal Gupta Local Journalism Initiative Reporter Canada's National Observer As Canada races to build its domestic defence industry, a Saskatoon drone maker that usually supplies the US military is getting its first real test with the Canadian Armed Forces. Draganfly has been selected by the federal government to supply surveillance drones to the Canadian Armed

Shilpashree Jagannathan Local Journalism Initiative Reporter New Canadian Media Newcomers keep choosing Toronto and Vancouver at nearly the same rate as they did five years ago, according to the latest Statistics Canada's census data. More than 40 per cent (41.2 per cent) of all recent immigrants settled in one of the two metropolitan areas every

Brooke BedardSaskatchewan Perennial SocietyCreating a garden that feeds both people and pets is an enjoyable way to cultivate enrichment, mindfulness and joy at home.

The Prince Albert Canadian Tire is under new store ownership, following prominent businessman and philanthropist Malcolm Jenkins’s retirement from the franchise in October of 2023. Originally from Toronto, John Cryan has been in Prince Albert for the past week. “I am originally from Toronto, my wife is from Quebec and our kids were born in

Andrea Moss Local Journalism Initiative Reporter SaskToday.ca Voters will head to the polls Sept. 23 to select a candidate to fill a vacant seat on the Good Spirit School Division board. Voting will take place at the Godfrey Dean Cultural Centre, 49 Smith St., from 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. Four candidates are seeking the