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Speaking to the media on Monday, Ottawa police chief Peter Sloly pleaded with all levels of government for additional resources to deal with the ongoing protest in the nation’s capital. Stoly said the stories from city residents were “heartbreaking” and said his officers are at their breaking point after days of continuous operations.

In Monday’s latest unrest in the ‘Colourful Revolution’, anti-government protesters doused in paint the Macedonian Justice Ministry in the capital, Skopje.

Expecting an early morning pick-me-up, one Starbucks customer instead found an unexpected message on his cup. “DIABETES HERE I COME” was printed in capital letters on his grande white mocha cup in the city of St. Augustine, on the northeast coast of Florida.

Climate protesters were detained in Berlin on Sunday after spraying paint on the columns of the landmark Brandenburg Gate. Close to 10 activists carried out the protest in the German capital, using paint shot from fire extinguishers.

United Nations agencies on Friday painted a bleak picture of the humanitarian crisis in Yemen. Yemen has been in the midst of a civil war since September 2014 when the Houthis swept into the capital of Sanaa and overthrew the country’s internationally recognised government.

Most people have made some slightly questionable financial decisions at one point or another in their lives. Rachel Coyle of Coast Capital Savings offers her advice on some viewer financial confessions.

Jaskirat Sidhu makes his first court appearance in relation to the Humboldt Broncos bus tragedy. Plus, the city is officially looking for someone to fill the Capital Pointe hole.

Mayor Michael Fougere is in studio talking about the approved purchase of STC building for new police headquarters, the future of Capital Pointe and the decision to restore the $350,000.00 glockenspiel.

A U.S. drone strike has killed Al-Qaeda leader Ayman al-Zawahiri, one of the world’s most wanted terrorists. How he’s long been a target of Western anti-terror operations. Canada’s monkeypox campaign is facing criticism. Why some people in the gay community believe the rollout has been slow. As Russia’s war in Ukraine rages on, there’s new...

Nearly seven years ago Regina got its first look at the $80 million Capital Point project. It offered residents a whole new world – the problem is Regina is still waiting for that promise to be realized. David Baxter explains.

Thu, Mar 15:This morning the City of Regina announced the developers, Fortress Real Developments, have two weeks to resume construction or the city will pursue legal action to force the developer to back-fill the hole.

On Monday, U.S. president-elect Joe Biden and vice-president elect Kamala Harris volunteered at food banks to mark Martin Luther King Jr. Day (MLK), a national holiday honouring the Black civil rights leader assassinated in 1968. Cities across the country also honoured Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., as a group of artists in the nation’s capital...

A group of around 50 people gathered at the Capital Pointe construction site to bid a final farewell to Regina’s downtown eyesore on Saturday.

Tuesday’s hearing, like those that preceded it was technical and often highlighted even the slightest mistake.

A startling video has emerged of an Edmonton man confronting a suspect trying to steal from his car. As Fletcher Kent reports, it points to a growing problem in Alberta’s capital.

An order from the City of Regina gives the Capital Pointe developers until April 30th to fill in the downtown hole, or they’ll do it for them.

The developer made their case for why the Capital Pointe hole should not be filled to start a three day appeal hearing. Colton Praill has the details.

On the evening news, the investigation into the death of a missing Kincaid man continues. Some dog owners in Yellow Grass are preparing to part with their pets plus the final day of the Capital Pointe appeal hearing concluded this afternoon.

The Sensex stock index in India’s financial capital, Mumbai, plunged by 3.51 percent to 26,053 points as the news of Britain voting to leave the European Union came in on Friday. Mridu Agarwal, a Mumbai-based market analyst, said the result means ‘uncertain times ahead’ for India’s economy.

A Fraser Institute study looking at what makes some First Nation’s bands successful points to the Osoyoos Indian band as a prime example. The band operates more businesses, per capita than any other band in the country. Clarence Louie has served as chief of the O.I.B. for three decades. He says he is happy to...