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All school buses for Regina’s public and Catholic schools have been cancelled today, Jan. 16, amid the extreme, deep cold blanketing Saskatchewan. That includes yellow school buses, cabs and bus...

As Saskatchewan and other parts of the prairies sit in the midst of a deep freeze, one woman is using an experience from six years ago to remind people the importance of being prepared. "I had blanket...

OTTAWA - The Canadian military is resuming some operations in Iraq following a temporary suspension of activities last week. Brig.-Gen. Michel-Henri St-Louis says the military is again flying transpor...

OTTAWA - The Canadian military is resuming some operations in Iraq following a temporary suspension of activities last week. Brig.-Gen. Michel-Henri St-Louis says the military is again flying transpor...

It's no secret that Saskatchewan is cold right now, but we can now start calling it 'historically cold.' In a media release Thursday, SaskEnergy said the province set a daily record Wednesday of 1.56 ...

Saskatoon city crews have a big mess to clean-up after a burst watermain Thursday morning on Quebec Avenue. https://twitter.com/ckomtraffic/status/1217820550837366785 Watermain breaks occur when the w...

In The News is a roundup of stories from The Canadian Press designed to kickstart your day. Here is what's on the radar of our editors for the morning of Jan. 16 ... What we are watchin...

BERLIN - German officials have agreed on a plan to shut down the nation's coal-fired power plants by the mid to late 2030s that will involve operators getting billions of euros in compensation, the go...

LONDON - Foreign Affairs Minister Francois-Philippe Champagne is chairing a meeting in London today that the federal government hopes will lead to justice and financial compensation for the famil...

ST. JOHN'S, N.L. - Past and present politicians of all stripes are expected in St. John's, N.L., today to pay their last respects to John Crosbie. The former federal cabinet minister and lieutena...