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MONTREAL - The Montreal Canadiens have named Jean-Franois Houle as the new head coach for the club's American Hockey League affiliate. Canadiens general manager Marc Bergevin says in a statement that ...

SGI and the Saskatoon Police Service are clamping down on noisy vehicles this summer. Police will begin issuing notices to vehicles in the city deemed to be excessively loud. These notices will requir...

TORONTO - Canada has lost two of its forwards at the Gold Cup, with Toronto FC feeling long-term pain as a result. TFC forward Ayo Akinola is out for the season after injuring the anterior cruciate li...

TOKYO (AP) - European shares opened higher Tuesday after Asia tracked a retreat on Wall Street as investors grew jittery over the possibility that surging virus cases could stifle the global economic ...

The opening ceremony isn't until Friday, but Canadian athletes will be out on the softball pitch early tomorrow morning for Canada's first event of the Tokyo Olympics. Canada will face off against Mex...

After a year-and-a-half of waiting and countless Zoom calls, Jason Maas is starting to see his offence come to fruition. After being let go as head coach of the Edmonton Football Team in November 2019...

It is well known that this summer has been brutally hot and dry. It is also well known that because of the weather, many farmers across the province are suffering. The dry conditions have left some cr...

KELOWNA, B.C. - Montreal Canadiens goaltender Carey Price says more needs to be done to make more people aware of the history of residential schools. Price, from Anahim Lake, B.C., has previously spok...

A man from Swift Current is facing 12 charges after allegedly committing a break and enter and having a stolen, restricted weapon. Swift Current RCMP say the incident occurred at a residence in the ze...

Sixteen new cases of COVID-19 and no new deaths were reported in the province’s COVID-19 update Monday. A total of 49,450 cases of the virus have been reported in Saskatchewan. There were 2,704 ...