Manitoba program helping sexual assault survivors loses federal funding
On April 3rd, Ottawa's justice department notified Pinawa's Survivor's Hope Crisis Centre that funding for its sexual assault recovery and healing program ended March 31st.
Health
Apr 12
Regina police arrest, charge 16-year-old following robbery, bear spray incident
Police charged a 16-year-old youth after they responded to a robbery in progress at a local business where bear spray was allegedly involved.
Crime
Apr 27
Calgary man sentenced in death of 3-year-old Ivy Wick
Justin Bennett will not be eligible for parole for 14 years after being convicted of second-degree murder in the 2017 beating death of his girlfriend's three-year-old daughter.
Crime
Feb 16
Stroller scam: Parents sound the alarm in Quebec, say they were duped
Two Quebec parents are speaking out after buying strollers from Marketplace online and realizing what they bought wasn't as advertised.
Canada
Apr 17
U.S. Supreme Court considers Jan. 6 obstruction charges faced by rioters
It wasn’t clear how the justices would rule in a case that could affect hundreds of prosecutions related to the U.S. Capitol attack, as well as a charge against Donald Trump.
U.S. News
Apr 16
Trudeau calls Bell layoffs a ‘garbage decision’: ‘I’m pretty pissed off’
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau calls the latest round of layoffs by Bell Media a 'garbage decision' and says the corporation is contributing to the erosion of democracy.
Canada
Feb 9
Lumby, B.C. rallies support for family of woman killed in ‘foul play’ incident
A small North Okanagan community is starting to rally support for the family of Tatjana Stefanski, who died earlier this week in an incident described by RCMP as foul play.
Crime
Apr 17
Justin Trudeau highlights supports for Saskatchewan Indigenous communities
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau was in Saskatoon on Tuesday discussing supports for local Indigenous communities.
Politics
Apr 23
People caught on video trying to pull bear cubs from tree to take selfies
Another spring, another group of people getting way too close to bear cubs — this time in North Carolina.
Trending
Apr 19
Carbon price to cost Saskatchewan families $525 this year: taxpayers federation
The carbon price is set to increase on Monday, to 17 cents per litre of gasoline, 21 cents per litre of diesel and 15 cents per cubic metre of natural gas.
Canada
Mar 31
Nenshi viewed as front-runner as deadline looms in Alberta NDP leadership contest
Members have until Monday night to buy a membership in order to cast a vote on June 22 on who will replace Rachel Notley as NDP leader and head of the Opposition.
Politics
Apr 22
Planned anti-carbon price protests prompt security warning to MPs
The House of Commons sent an email encouraging a 'locked-door' policy at Liberal, NDP constituency offices after Pierre Poilievre's calls for demonstrations.
Canada
May 2
Canada Revenue Agency to audit Saskatchewan for not paying carbon levies: Moe
Moe said the agency has indicated it will look at Saskatchewan's books to see how much the province owes in levies that weren't paid to Ottawa.
Canada
Apr 29
Board denies day parole for Winnipeg man who sexually assaulted girl, woman in 2014
The Parole Board of Canada has denied day release for a man who beat and sexually assaulted a girl and a woman in separate random attacks in Winnipeg a decade ago.
Crime
Mar 25
Advocacy groups speak out against domestic violence comments by Nova Scotia minister
Several Nova Scotia groups that assist women are speaking out against comments on domestic violence by Justice Minister Brad Johns, and at least one is calling for his dismissal.
Politics
Apr 19
RCMP arrests alleged hitmen accused of killing B.C. Sikh leader
Raids following temple slaying linked to government of India.
Canada
May 3
Animal activists thrilled after parts of Ontario agriculture law unconstitutional
They argued the new law infringed on their freedom of expression because they could not tell the outside world what was happening inside a farm.
Canada
Apr 30
Quebec singer and songwriter Jean-Pierre Ferland dies of natural causes at 89
The agency representing Ferland confirmed the singer, who's signature song "une chance qu'on s'a" is regarded as a classic of Quebec music, died of natural causes.
Canada
Apr 28
Threat level for public officials drops to ‘low’ after pandemic-era surge
The threats faced by Canada’s public officials have ebbed since the pandemic to the point attacks are now considered "unlikely," according to documents obtained by Global News.
Canada
Apr 30
Bottineau the hero as Kitchener Rangers record OT win over Erie Otters
Tuesday's win gives the Rangers a 2-1 series lead and also allows them to regain home-ice advantage in their best-of-seven OHL playoff match-up with the Otters.
Sports
Apr 3