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How one U of R researcher developed new therapy to help Indigenous people living with HIVAIDS Programs South Saskatchewan said more than 2,500 people are living with HIV in the province and that number increasing at a rate four times the national average.HealthAug 27
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University students return to campuses across SaskatchewanUniversity students across Sask. are on the move, whether it's into university dorms, or they found off-campus apartments. But the search for a place to live can be challenging.CanadaAug 30
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How Saskatchewan’s rental housing shortage is affecting studentsSaskatchewan is facing a housing supply issue, with some experts saying if no new homes are added to the market, supply will run out in one and a half months.ConsumerAug 3
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Popular genres get academic due with musical micro-certificate at U of MThe university is offering a micro-certificate in songmaking this fall, giving artists a chance to learn important skills in writing, producing, recording and marketing.EducationAug 30
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U.K. suspends some arms exports to Israel, citing humanitarian law riskBritish Foreign Secretary David Lammy said the decision to suspend the licenses did not amount to a blanket ban or an arms embargo against Israel.WorldSep 2
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Frustration mounts over repeated E.R. closures across B.C. interiorWhile many are calling the emergency room situation 'intolerable,' British Columbia Health Minister Adrian Dix said 'everything possible' is being done to fix it.HealthSep 2
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Replica B.C. hobbit house up for saleThe owner of a J.R.R. Tolkien-inspired hobbit hole in Bridesville, B.C., says the time has come for her to pass on the role of caretaker of the Second Breakfast Hideaway.CanadaAug 11
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Harris says ‘values have not changed’ in 1st interview of her U.S. campaignKamala Harris and Tim Walz are still introducing themselves to voters, unlike Donald Trump and Joe Biden of whom people had near-universal awareness and opinion.U.S. NewsAug 29
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Calgary sees more R-CG development applications amid questions over infrastructureThe change to Calgary's default residential zoning took effect on Aug. 6, which allows for more housing types like duplexes and rowhouses on a single property.CanadaAug 20
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RFK Jr. backs Trump in U.S. election, but says he can still winRobert F. Kennedy Jr. railed against the Democratic party once led by his family and said he will withdraw his name from the ballot in several battleground states.U.S. NewsAug 23
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U.S. FAA grounds SpaceX’s Falcon 9 rocket after failed landing attemptGroundings of Falcon 9, a rocket that much of the Western world relies on to put satellites and humans in space, are rare, the last being in July.ScienceAug 28
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Was every American’s social security number leaked? Don’t panic yetA hacker claimed to have the personal information of 'the entire population of' the U.S., Canada and the U.K. — but experts are dubious.TechAug 16
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Walz, Vance agree to 1st U.S. vice-presidential debate in OctoberThe Oct. 1 matchup will pit the potential vice presidents against each other as early voting in some states gets underway for the general election.U.S. NewsAug 15
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U.S. man fakes death to avoid paying child support, gets 6 years in prisonProsecutors said Jesse Kipf hacked into the Hawaii Death Registry System and used a physician's stolen credentials to falsify his own death record.U.S. NewsAug 21
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U.S. Supreme Court denies Biden request to enforce LGBTQ2 student protectionsBiden's administration was seeking to enforce a new rule protecting LGBTQ2 students from discrimination in 10 Republican-led states that had challenged it.U.S. NewsAug 16
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U.S. inflation slows to 3-year low. Can the Fed cut rates now?July marked the mildest year-over-year inflation figure since March 2021 in the United States. Here's what that means for hopes for a September rate cut.EconomyAug 14
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U.K. unrest: Why police are preparing for a night of ‘disruption and division’U.K. cities and towns across have been wracked by violence for the past week as angry mobs egged on by far-right extremists have clashed with police and counterdemonstrators.WorldAug 7
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Travelling to the U.K. amid unrest? Canada urges caution in advisoryThe government is cautioning Canadians travelling to the United Kingdom to avoid areas where demonstrations, protests and large gatherings are taking place.CanadaAug 7
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Beached fin whale dies in L.A. amid ‘unusual’ number of whale deaths in U.S.A U.S. fisheries agency is investigating a number of 'unusual mortality events' affecting large whale species.U.S. NewsAug 12
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Canada loses to U.S. in 3×3 basketball bronze gameLosing their bronze-medal game left Katherine Plouffe and her teammates awash in emotion Monday night.SportsAug 5