A Saskatchewan public health physician is urging residents to take COVID-19 precautions even more seriously, now that P.1 variant cases have been confirmed in the province.
Residents in Saskatchewan will soon be able to get a COVID-19 vaccine at their local pharmacy, depending on vaccine supplies.
The Prince Albert Fire Department was on scene for several hours Wednesday afternoon, working to put out a fire that engulfed a storefront downtown.
Geese that flew south for the winter are back in the province and preparing to start their families in the coming weeks, something people should look out for.
While wearing masks has become a regular part of going out in public, there’s a concern emerging about the prolonged use of the face coverings on dental health.
Suzy Schwanke has set up a free little art gallery in Saskatoon’s Queen Elizabeth neighbourhood as a way for people to enjoy art during the COVID-19 pandemic.
There are 231 new cases of COVID-19 in Saskatchewan, along with 275 new variant of concern cases, the province reported Wednesday.
U.S. President Joe Biden says the United States plans to provide Canada with more help in procuring COVID-19 vaccines.
Members of the Saskatoon Police Service rolled up their sleeves Wednesday morning for their COVID-19 vaccine.
The first cases of the P.1 variant, initially detected in Brazil, have been identified in Saskatchewan.
Father Matthew Ramsay said he’s disappointed the provincial government has lowered the capacity for places of worship to just 30 people effective April 16.
Kenny Taer has high hopes for a game he developing with several other freelancers.
Margaret Ferguson has been named the 2020 Prince Albert Citizen of the Year for her work to help others.
Construction has begun on the first urban fuel and convenience store owned by Sturgeon Lake First Nation, in partnership with Federated Co-operatives Ltd.
Margaret Ferguson has been named the 2020 Prince Albert Citizen of the Year for her work to help others.
While consumers celebrate the legalization of recreational cannabis on April 20 – a day known as 420 – one retailer is using the day to encourage people to not be ashamed.
A Montreal veterinarian has been disciplined after removing 19 teeth from a Yorkshire terrier without the consent of its owner.
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has appointed former cabinet minister and longtime Regina MP Ralph Goodale to serve as Canada’s next high commissioner in the United Kingdom.
The 2021 Women’s World Hockey Championship, scheduled to begin May 6 in Halifax and Truro, N.S., has been cancelled by the Nova Scotia government.
'Mortal Komba' may be based on a hit video-game franchise, but Vancouver-raised star Ludi Lin says it serves as an 'apt metaphor' for divisions in the world.
She’s been named iHeart Radio’s Future Star for the month of April – so we’re getting a preview of Toronto singer, AJA’s latest charting hit “Red Button.”
These lambs are excited for spring – and they even show how excited they are by going out for a family stroll! Plus, check out these beautiful Shellbrook skies on today’s #Your15.
There will be no public celebration as Queen Elizabeth II marks her 95th birthday just days after the funeral for her husband Prince Philip.
U.S. traffic-safety officials are investigating after two men died in a Tesla with no one sitting in the driver's seat.
Justin Trudeau says they are currently working out the details for him to receive a COVID-19 vaccine at a pharmacy.
'VaxHuntersCan' is a volunteer run group that helps Canadians book their COVID-19 vaccination appointment.
India's Ministry of Railways shared a video of a railway employee saving a child who had fallen onto the tracks from an oncoming train.
Gianetta Baril converted a large cargo van into a self-contained rolling concert hall, so she can take live harp music on the road.
Chef Tallis Voakes tells us about the new Tims for Good sustainability platform, which is designed to promote continuous improvement at Tim Hortons.
Canada has been seeing its highest COVID-19 numbers since January this past week, in what experts suggest is due to a combination of the spreading of variants, provinces reopening too early, and hospitals that are still recovering from the second wave.
U.S. President Joe Biden says the United States plans to provide Canada with more help in procuring COVID-19 vaccines.
A Bloc Quebecois MP has apologized for taking a photo of a Liberal MP who appeared nude in a non-public view of the virtual House of Commons last week, but says he doesn't know how it was leaked.
Lineups at vaccine clinics in COVID-19 hot spots show a lack of resources in lower-income neighbourhoods with more marginalized communities, doctors say.
The country's chief public health officer says given COVID-19 variants are no longer unique to specific countries and are spreading quickly across the globe, Canada is sticking by its universal approach to travel restrictions.
A B.C. Supreme Court justice ruled on Wednesday afternoon to grant Meng Wanzhou’s defence team a three-and-a-half month adjournment in her extradition case.
The number of Canadians who use cannabis either occasionally or daily has increased in the three years since legalization, with more than one in three reporting an increase in their consumption during the pandemic.
A pair of proposed changes to the federal budget put forward by opposition parties will determine whether the minority Liberal government will fall, triggering a process that could culminate in an election.
Queen Elizabeth II said she had been deeply touched by the tributes paid to her husband Prince Philip, in her first public remarks since his death earlier this month and as she marks her first birthday without him in 73 years.
Although a 'very natural phenomenon,' polycephaly is an extremely rare condition that lowers the chances of a long life.
Canada's top doctor Theresa Tam says Canadians should avoid travelling, even domestically, to stop the spread of variants.
A essential worker from Toronto is expressing frustration after experiencing bus overcrowding during his morning commutes.
