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'Freedom Convoy' protest voted news story of the year by The Canadian Press

The massive convoy of demonstrators that rolled into Ottawa this past winter loudly heralded a new era in Canadian politics, with blaring horns and the rumble of hundreds of idling engines.The weeks-l...

Dec 19, 2022

Moscow accuses Ottawa of leading effort to undermine soldiers, summons ambassador

OTTAWA - Russia's ambassador to Canada says Ottawa is at the vanguard of a social media effort he argues is meant to demoralize Russian soldiers. In an interview with Russian state media, Oleg Stepano...

Dec 18, 2022

Messi wins World Cup, Argentina beats France on penalties

LUSAIL, Qatar (AP) - Lionel Messi's once-in-a-generation career is complete. The Argentina superstar is finally a World Cup champion.Messi scored two goals and then another in a shootout as Argentina ...

Dec 18, 2022

Dietician gives advice for navigating holiday meals

Turkey dinner with mashed potatoes smothered in gravy is a holiday meal we often look forward to - and topping that off with dessert will make those calories add up.According to a study by Wren Kitche...

Dec 18, 2022

COP15 nature negotiations racing to finish line but disagreements still plentiful

The draft text of a new agreement to protect nature from destructive human behaviour is still littered with disagreement with less than three days left on the official schedule of the COP15 talks in M...

Dec 17, 2022

Saskatchewan’s biggest weather stories from 2022

Saskatchewan residents are no strangers to extreme weather, but it can still be hard to get used to the winters.David Phillips, senior climatologist with Environment Canada, spoke to John Gormley to r...

Dec 17, 2022

Indigenous leaders plan action against Saskatchewan First Act

Blockades could be set up in Saskatchewan if Premier Scott Moe doesn't retract the Saskatchewan First Act.More than 35 chiefs gathered in the Federation of Sovereign Indigenous Nations' (FSIN) boardro...

Dec 16, 2022

RCMP calling for more resources as violent gun crime rises in Sask.

Violent gun crime has risen by 43 per cent in RCMP jurisdictions in Saskatchewan since 2017, and police say they need more resources in order to proactively address the problem.According to the Mounti...

Dec 16, 2022

Five Sask. food security projects getting $1.1M in funding from feds

The federal government is funding five projects in Saskatchewan that are strengthening food security in Indigenous, remote, and northern communities.Marie-Claude Bibeau, the Minister of Agriculture an...

Dec 16, 2022

Province preaching patience on Saskatchewan roads as holidays approach

With many gearing up to travel on Saskatchewan roads for the Christmas holidays and winter now in full swing, the Ministry of Highways is reminding motorists to drive with caution when snowplows are t...

Dec 15, 2022