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The wait time in Winnipeg for a boost from CAA today is just under an hour. And people in potentially dangerous situations – like those stranded on the road somewhere – will be the priority.

Two years after starting to the sport, 6″6′-tall high school basketball player Lucy Malual is receiving attention from Canada’s national program and NCAA division one schools. Slav Kornik has the story.

Based on Susan Hill’s bestselling book, ‘The Woman in Black’ stage production has become the second-longest running play in world theatre with over 13,000 performances in 33 years. It follows the story of a lawyer who is obsessed with a curse involving a woman in black and his efforts to exorcise his trauma. Liem Vu...

WATCH: Playing together for St. Joseph’s University in the NCAA ranks, Levi Verch and Levi Anderson now find themselves on the Saskatchewan Rush aiming to blend offence and physicality this season in the NLL.

Following a nail-biting overtime loss at the 2025 Canadian Hockey League USA Prospects Challenge, the CHL is singing its players praises amid a minor exodus of star talent to the NCAA south of the border. Justin Sibbet reports.

Year-over-year gas prices in Quebec have declined slightly, according to CAA Quebec’s latest annual report. However, drivers in the province are still feeling the pinch, with prices at the pump remaining among the highest in the country. Brayden Jagger Haines reports.

Winter weather is just round the corner, and CAA Saskatchewan’s Lona Gervais joined our Juliane Bodini to share some of their top travel preparation tips.

Dean Murrison, Securities Division Executive with the Financial and Consumer Affairs Authority of Saskatchewan, joined or Katherine Ludwig to talk about Financial Literacy Month taking place throughout November.

It’s a busy time of year on the roads as people rush to complete last minute errands or get to holiday parties. Poor weather conditions make driving even more risky. We speak with the BCAA’s Daniel Quigley about winter weather driving and how to be prepared for changing road conditions.

According to a new study from CAA-Quebec, more than half of drivers are rolling on worn-out winter tires. As Brayden Jagger Haines explains, steep market prices and the rising cost of living may be to blame for the reluctance to replace aging rubber.

As your kids take to the streets to celebrate Halloween with some Trick or Treating, CAA Saskatchewan’s Angel Blair joined our Rylee Cohen to share some important tips to ensure a spooky but safe evening!

As winter weather arrived sooner than expected, provincial authorities are urging drivers to get ready for slippery roads. The CAA, Ministry of Transportation, Toronto Police, and OPP are teaming up to launch the winter driving season safety tip campaign. Sergeant Kerry Schmidt, from OPP’s Highway Safety Division, joins Candace Daniel to share advice on vehicle...

WATCH: Saskatoon Blades forwards Cooper Williams and Hayden Harsanyi are back with the team ahead of the 2025-26 WHL season after committing to NCAA Division I programs over the off-season.

A flight crew gathering research on Hurricane Melissa for the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) on Wednesday faced turbulence so extreme that they were tossed violently about their Lockheed WP-3D Orion aircraft – and it was caught on camera. But that’s not unexpected when you’re flying into the eye of a Category 5 storm....

Katelin Owsianski talks with BCAA about ways both drivers and trick-or-treaters can make sure they have a safe night.

‘Bright Star’, a musical written by Steve Martin and Edie Brickell, is now on-stage at the CAA Theatre with an all-Canadian cast of actors who also play their instruments. Our Liem Vu chats with Kaylee Harwood and Beau Dixon about their role and what it’s like to travel back to the American South in the...

As students returned to the classroom this week, CAA Saskatchewan are issuing some important reminders when it comes to safety in school zones. Senior Communications Manager Angel Blair joined our Katherine Ludwig with more.

Survey results from CAA Manitoba say 90 per cent of parents and guardians have seen unsafe driving behaviors in their school zones.

Distracted driving is top-of-mind for Manitobans, according to a new survey conducted by the local branch of CAA. Katherine Dornian reports.

To mark the 40th anniversary of the original ‘Back to the Future’ film starring Michael J. Fox, the musical adaptation is current on-stage at the CAA Ed Mirvish Theatre. Liem Vu chats with the cast and gets a look inside the iconic time-travelling Delorean.