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Hiring isn’t fair, but it’s predictable. If you accept the rules.

Canadians might be shunning leisurely visits to the U.S., but new data shows corporate travel appears to be business as usual. Despite political tensions with U.S.

EDMONTON — The ripple effects of conservative influencer Charlie Kirk's killing continued to be felt across Canada on Thursday as an Alberta university confirmed it was facing threats, and a major TV network rejigged its programming after the suspens

YORKTON — Former Yorkton resident Pattie Janzen is continuing with her latest novel series.   Janzen, who pens a column that appears r...

Former transport minister Chrystia Freeland is being called back to a committee to testify after emails suggested the ministry was given weeks of noti...

SASKATOON — A team of University of Saskatchewan (USask) researchers have identified a pathway to help the human body defend itself against seps...

REGINA — How to address the host of issues surrounding the housing supply in Canada was a key focus of Carolyn Whitzman’s presentatio...

MEXICO CITY - Prime Minister Mark Carney is in Mexico City today, on the second day of a trip aimed at strengthening the trading relationship ahead of...

MEXICO CITY - Canada and Mexico have signed a pact to deepen economic and security ties ahead of what is expected to be a challenging round of negotia...

A U.S.-based outdoor group has been paddling in British Columbia's coastal waters for almost 30 years, running sea-kayaking courses and camping along ...

OTTAWA - Newly released documents show Ottawa has spent almost $1.3 billion on cloud services provided by U.S. companies, with most of the money going...

Here is a roundup of stories from The Canadian Press designed to bring you up to speed... Alberta to use notwithstanding power in trans laws Alberta P...

An Italian farm group is once again besmirching the reputation of imported Canadian durum. Coldiretti contends that Canada, Turkey and Russia are taking turns flooding the Italian market with durum.

Harvest progress in the province is up 12 per cent compared to the previous week, despite a significant amount of rain in some areas.

Canadian soybean growers will have to change how they control weeds if a proposed Health Canada decision becomes a final decision.

The Quill Lakes Watershed Association says a lack of provincial money could force it to close without ever finding a solution to flooding.

The Canadian government and USask are part of a $10 million project trying to help Mongolian farmers modernize their practices.

Brad Gushue announced his intention to step away from competitive curling on Wednesday afternoon at the end of the season.

Barry Hoffart was the seventh winner of the 620 CKRM Country Cookout for the harvest season.

Ross and Rebecca Stilborn were the sixth winners of the 620 CKRM Country Cookout for the harvest season.

EDMONTON - Alberta Premier Danielle Smith has directed officials to invoke the Charter's notwithstanding clause in amending three laws that affect tra...

There's just something special about being back in the rink for game night! Even though we've been back in rinks since July, last night was extra exci...

Hockey Saskatchewan has unveiled its 20-player roster for the 2025 WHL Cup, taking place October 22-26 in Red Deer, Alta. The Male Under-16 team featu...

VILNIUS, Lithuania (AP) — British, Lithuanian and Latvian authorities have detained people on suspicion of carrying out intelligence-related activities on behalf of Russia in the latest of a string of incidents to be linked to Moscow by Western offic