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Sask. RCMP warn against impaired driving this long weekendProvincial statistics show alcohol plays a role in almost 30 per cent of fatal collisions each year in Saskatchewan. RCMP hope drivers will make good choice this long weekend.CanadaSep 1
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Thin turnout to B.C. protests over sexual orientation and gender identityTurnout to what was billed as the 'Million March for Children' in B.C. was sparse in comparison to previous years.PoliticsSep 20
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Winnipeg byelection a ‘toss-up’ between NDP, Conservatives, poli sci prof saysThis month's federal byelection in the Winnipeg riding of Elmwood-Transcona is a 'toss-up' between two candidates, a political science professor says.PoliticsSep 9
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Beloved ‘Russian spy’ beluga whale was shot dead, animal rights groups sayHvaldimir, a beluga whale who captured the hearts of Norwegians, was found dead Saturday. Activists say the whale, believed have been part of a Russian spy operation, was shot.TrendingSep 4
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Condom use among teens in ‘alarming decline,’ WHO says as STI rates riseNumbers from the Public Health Agency of Canada and various provinces shows an increase in STI rates for chlamydia, gonorrhea and syphilis as recently as 2023.CanadaAug 30
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Huge mail and credit card ring busted in New Westminster"Recovering some of these may prevent people from being further victimized," Sgt. Andrew Leaver with the New Westminster Police Department said.CrimeSep 18
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Nova Scotia launches take-home STI testing kit, a first in Atlantic CanadaNova Scotia is rolling out a take-home kit to test for sexually transmitted infections in hopes of reducing barriers to vital sexual health care.HealthAug 13
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Was FIFA penalty on Canadian women’s soccer team fair? Poll shows divideMost Canadians are not exactly outraged by the punishment meted out to the Canadian women’s soccer team over its Olympic drone spying scandal, a new poll suggests.SportsAug 8
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Friction among regional spies, shadowy CSIS HQ unit a challenge for new intelligence bossDavid Vigneault’s surprise retirement as CSIS director came just weeks after tensions were revealed. Whoever gets his job will have more than foreign interference to face.InvestigationsAug 16
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Telescopes stolen from Kelowna-area observatoryThieves made off with nearly $11,000 in telescopes when they broke into the Okanagan Observatory near Big White Ski Resort this week.CrimeAug 22
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Canadian North Korea expert detained in Switzerland on espionage charges: reportsThe reports were part of a joint investigation by the German news outlet Der Spiegel, the Swiss media company Tamedia and North Korea-focused website NK News.CanadaAug 8
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Driver believed to be deceased after truck crashes off bridge near Sicamous: RCMPSgt. Murray McNeil with Sicamous RCMP told Global News that an eastbound semi-truck struck the barrier of the RW Bruhn Bridge on Saturday morning.TrafficAug 24
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U.S. strategic intelligence firm hires Canada’s former spy chiefThe outgoing head of Canada's spy agency is joining an American strategic intelligence firm that is waging war against intellectual property theft.CanadaAug 7
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Canada women’s soccer coach said spying for ‘scouting’ was normal in emailBev Priestman said in an email last year that there was a "whole operation" of spying for "scouting purposes" on the Canada men's soccer team, according to a FIFA report.CanadaJul 31
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Saskatoon Berries look back on inaugural WCBL season following playoff eliminationA historic first season is over for the Saskatoon Berries, winding up playoffs one win shy of the WCBL Championship Series after a Game 3 loss to the Moose Jaw Miller Express.SportsAug 14
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Saskatoon Water Ski Club sends 3 junior athletes to World U17 ChampionshipsSaskatoon Water Ski Club members Samson Clunie, Enzo Kristian and Max Strilchuk will represent Canada together at the 2024 World U17 Water Ski Championships in Alberta.SportsJul 31
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Canadian Olympic Committee exploring rights of appeal after FIFA strips soccer team of 6 pointsThe stunning swath of punishments include a $226,000 fine for the Canadian soccer federation in a case that has spiralled at the Summer Games.CanadaJul 27
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France blocks 1,000 people from Olympics over spying concernsFrance's interior minister said about 1,000 people suspected of possibly meddling for a foreign power have been blocked from attending the Olympics.WorldJul 23
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Canada Soccer launches ethics probe amid Olympic drone spying scandalTwo staff members were kicked off the soccer team Wednesday following reports a drone was used to spy on New Zealand practices Monday and last Friday.SportsJul 26
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‘My Spy: The Eternal City’: Ken Jeong, Kristen Schaal talk gladiator-style showdownKen Jeong and Kristen Schall star in 'My Spy: The Eternal City' on Prime Video.EntertainmentJul 26