The Canadian Red Cross says, too many prospective stem cell donors decline to help patients when asked. Doctor Heidi Elmoazzen, Director of Stem Cells at Canadian Blood Services says, “Currently...

Alberta has declared a state of public emergency and Premier Jason Kenney has introduced new public health measures to try and curb the skyrocketing number of COVID-19 cases in the province. Alberta r...

20th Street will be closed between avenues W and U to repair a manhole Wednesday morning, starting at 7:00. The project is expected to take one day to complete, weather permitting and barring any unfo...

Working Canadians who belong to a visible ethnic minority say they have experienced or witnessed more judgement or misconduct based on ethnicity or skin colour, more negative impacts on their career, ...

Statistics Canada says, sales in the food services and drinking places subsector were up nearly 2 per cent in September. All provinces reported increases, with Ontario seeing the largest spike at 2.2 ...

Greater Saskatoon Catholic Schools has been informed by the Saskatchewan Health Authority of a positive COVID-19 case in an individual at Holy Cross High School. The division says it is working with P...

A doctor and researcher at McGill University conducting a study on the affects the pandemic for those with dementia says she wants to make things better. Dr. Isabelle Vedel believes people with dement...

Five people from North Battleford have been arrested and face multiple drug and weapons charges following two unrelated search warrants being executed in the early morning hours of November 21 in that...

Fred Sasakamoose has passed away. Sasakamoose, who was one of the first indigenous players in the N-H-L, died Tuesday according to his son Neil. The former Chicago forward was 86 years old and had bee...

The Canoe Lake Cree First Nation housing authority has posted a notice on its Facebook page that due to rising numbers of COVID-19 in the community and surrounding area, there will be no house parties...