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The University of Regina will soon become home to Western’s Canada first small modular reactor safety, licensing and testing centre. As Manjot Singh reports, the facility will play a key role in shaping provinces nuclear plan and make the future workforce ready to compete in global markets.

Scrutiny is mounting on former British MP and former ambassador to the U.S. Peter Mandelson, former U.S. president Bill Clinton, and former first lady Hillary Clinton for their ties to deceased convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein. Vincent McAviney reports on what Mandelson is now being investigated for; and why the Clintons have finally agreed to...

Toys “R” Us was a popular destination for decades, but the chain has shut down dozens of its Canadian locations in recent years. The company is also facing at least seven lawsuits. Heather Yourex-West explains why the struggling retailer’s decline and mounting financial troubles.

The newest release of documents related to deceased convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein has further implicated prominent figures in the U.K. Vincent McAviney looks at who’s involved and how the accusations have rocked the British government.

Former Liberal cabinet minister Bill Blair is resigning as an MP and will become Canada’s next high commissioner to the U.K. Mackenzie Gray explains what it means for the Liberals’ minority government.

More reaction in B.C. to the fact that indigenous people in Canada are being warned about travel to the U.S. As Klaudia Van Emmerik reports, First Nations leaders say they have heard about indigenous people having trouble at the border.

The locally owned business is taking this as a opportunity to stock their shelves and welcome new customers as they seem to be levelling up

U.K. Prime Minister Keir Starmer said Friday it would be foolish for Britain not to engage with China, rejecting an assertion from U.S. President Donald Trump that it was dangerous to do business with Beijing.

New Brunswick Premier Susan Holt shared her concerns regarding U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) and their presence at the N.B border with the U.S. “It makes all of us uncomfortable,” she said.

The blast of winter weather across Canada has kids breaking out the sleds and flocking to the hills. Health reporter Katherine Ward and more about why ER doctors say helmets are a must while tobogganing in order to prevent a trip to the emergency department.

The European Union (EU) is advising to lower the limit on how much of the toxin Cereulide is considered safe for baby food. The toxin has become the focus of infant formula safety concerns, after several products were pulled off the shelves around the world as a precaution. Katherine Ward has this story and more...

B.C.’s last Toys ‘R’ Us location has officially closed its doors. The toy store’s Langley location at Willowbrook Shopping Centre shutting its doors this week. A legal notice was posted on its doors and claims the location has not kept up with the terms of its lease. Marvin Ryder, marketing professor at McMaster University joins...

Invited to a gala celebrating the smash hit 2025 Canadian TV series ‘Heated Rivalry’ on Thursday, Prime Minister Mark Carney delivered a congratulatory speech to the series’ creators and cast. Carney commended ‘Heated Rivalry’ director Jacob Tierney for opting to produce the show in Canada, despite greater opportunities in the U.S. “I’m a politician, I’m...

In the U.S., federal troops are ready to be deployed to Minneapolis as they wait for orders from President Donald Trump. He’s threatened to send in the military over clashes between protesters and immigration enforcement agents. Minnesota’s governor is weighing his own response to the escalating situation – he could activate the state’s National Guard...

The U.K. is investigating X, Elon Musk’s social media platform, over the use of its Grok AI chatbot to create sexually explicit images of women and children without consent. Touria Izri reports on the international backlash to Grok, which countries have temporarily blocked it, why some experts don’t agree with the ban, and the pressure...

B.C. Premier David Eby had some stern words for a group of Alberta separatists who, according to the Financial Times, went to the White House seeking the assistance of U.S. officials to “break up” Canada. “There’s an old-fashioned word for that, and that word is treason,” Eby said.

A week into the trial for Peter Ashby — the man accused in a U-Haul hit-and-run in south Edmonton that killed Kassandra Gartner, a 45-year-old mother and wife from Fort Saskatchewan — and arguments finally got underway. But as Jasmine King reports, most of the morning was spent with the justice reminding counsel to use...

Doctors continue to raise concerns over the state of health care in Alberta. Days have gone by without Premier Danielle Smith or her minister directly answering questions on the issues and that has critics saying more accountability is needed. Sarah Komadina has more.

Members of B.C.’s Venezuelan community reacting Saturday to the U.S. strikes against their homeland. As Travis Prasad reports, while there is relief that Nicolás Maduro is no longer in charge, there is also a lot of concern about the American military action and U.S. President Donald Trump’s plans to “run” the country.

Hospitals across Alberta, particularly in the Edmonton zone, have been under unprecedented strain for months, well before they asked the province this week to declare a state of emergency for the health-care system. Sarah Komadina spoke with E.R. physician Raj Sherman about just how bad it is.