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Prince Albert Safe Shelter for Women eyes new 15 passenger van
1+ day, 14+ min ago (351+ words) With an ambitious goal of raising $75,000 for the purchase of a 15 passenger van, the Prince Albert Safe Shelter for Women is literally chipping away at the fundraising drive. A golf fundraiser was held on Saturday at Mark’s Nine golf course....
Return-to-office becomes a key issue in Ottawa mayoral race
5+ day, 13+ hour ago (504+ words) OTTAWA — The push by the federal and municipal governments to get staff back in the office has become a key issue in Ottawa’s mayoral race ahead of next month’s election. Candidate Neil Saravanamuttoo said he strongly opposes the federal return-to-office…...
25 years ago, Canada faced a ‘dramatic change’ as it headed for war in Afghanistan
5+ day, 6+ hour ago (1400+ words) OTTAWA — A quarter of a century ago, the terror attacks of Sept. 9, 2001 forced Canadians to quickly wake up to a world that had changed overnight — and to confront a new war which would change everything for Canada’s military. The Afghanistan…...
Timeline of turmoil for B.C. Conservatives, with nine defections in three weeks
1+ week, 2+ day ago (518+ words) The B.C. Conservatives have been in a state of upheaval since former finance critic Peter Milobar quit the official Opposition caucus three weeks ago. The party has since suffered a parade of defections from legislators citing differences with Leader Kerry-Lynne Findlay…...
Manitoba announces tariff supports, expands farm loan programs
1+ week, 4+ day ago (346+ words) Manitoba producers are welcoming action taken by the provincial government to cushion the impact on agriculture due to the escalating Canada-United States trade dispute. The response is roughly $100 million in targeted support to protect Manitoba workers, businesses, and producers. Agriculture…...
Sask entrepreneurs developing first Indigenous-owned smartphone
1+ week, 5+ day ago (704+ words) Sometimes the biggest dreams start in the most modest places. For Priscilla Netmaker-English, her dream was set in motion at a laundromat. Netmaker-English, a member of Big River First Nation, had long dreamed of creating a piece of technology that…...
Separatists to hold independence rally in lead-up to Alberta???s birthday bash
2+ week, 2+ day ago (519+ words) EDMONTON — Alberta independence boosters are planning to rally outside the legislature today ahead of festivities marking the province’s 121st birthday. Seven weeks away from the province’s separation referendum, the Alberta Prosperity Project says all Albertans are welcome at its “gathering for…...
Sask. unveils data centre framework to ensure projects deliver ‘meaningful benefits’
2+ week, 3+ day ago (924+ words) The provincial government says its new data centre framework will ensure new projects deliver “meaningful benefits to Saskatchewan residents and businesses.” The Government of Saskatchewan unveiled the framework on Thursday, noting that it was developed following feedback from businesses and…...
B.C. Conservatives lose 6th MLA this month as Banman quits, calls Findlay unelectable
2+ week, 3+ day ago (203+ words) Bruce Banman, who was one of the first MLAs to represent the provincial Conservatives, giving it official party status in the British Columbia legislature, says he has left the caucus to sit as an Independent. Banman, who represents the riding…...
Saskatchewan industries face tariff fallout as Canada protects supply management
2+ week, 6+ day ago (1440+ words) Canada’s focus on protecting Canadian farmers through supply management has exposed other industries, according to one professor, leaving them to bear the brunt of tariffs. University of Saskatchewan agricultural economist Stuart Smyth spoke on Aug. 24, just days after trade negotiations…...