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‘I loved him’: How one Regina group is making a difference preventing overdosesThe Regina Overdose Outreach Team began as a pilot project in 2022, providing access to counselling and addiction programs. Some hope it will become permanent.CanadaSep 13
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How one Regina mom is handing out 1,000 backpacks to students in need this yearFor the tenth year in a row, one Regina resident is stepping up to make a difference. Amanda McCall is helping to hand out 1000 backpacks to children across the city.CanadaAug 26
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Kamala Harris embraces ‘brat summer,’ ‘coconut tree’ memes to woo Gen ZAhead of the U.S. presidential election, Kamala Harris has been memeified online, but what does it all mean and do viral political moments really make a difference?TrendingJul 23
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Complex needs shelter wins praise from Regina police, addiction expertsRegina police say the city's new complex needs shelter is making an important difference for people dealing with addiction and mental health issues. Community workers agree.CanadaSep 15
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Boeing’s Starliner will be sent back to Earth soon — without its astronautsThe Starliner will take a different approach in departing from the ISS, using its thrusters to push back farther from the space station before it begins its descent to Earth.ScienceSep 4
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‘What makes us different makes us strong’: Westside multiculturalism day draws crowdsWestside Multiculturalism Day, which celebrates Canada's cultural mosaic, has grown significantly since Westbank Museum in West Kelowna launched the event in 2022.LifestyleJul 1
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Indigenous campaign bans Rustad from wearing Moose Hide PinThe Moose Hide Pins are meant to signify a commitment to honour and respect women, and speak out against gender-based and domestic violence.PoliticsOct 2
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Carla Beck: School trustee, social worker seeks job as next Saskatchewan premierNDP leader Carla Beck is gearing up for a provincial election, with polling expected on Oct. 28, in her first bid to become premier.PoliticsSep 29
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Back to school prompts school zone safety remindersCAA Saskatchewan is reminding drivers and pedestrians to slow down and take their time on the road as students make their way back into the classroom.CanadaSep 3
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Speeding on Edmonton streets ‘absolutely a ridiculous problem,’ police chief saysTwo people have died in as many days on Edmonton roads in collisions in which police say speed was believed to be a factor.TrafficSep 24
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‘An important sign’: province adds another round of funding to retail theft initiativeThe province provided an update on the ongoing Violent Crime and Retail Theft (VCRT) initiative Thursday afternoon.CrimeAug 29
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Ohio dad says Trump, Vance are exploiting his dead son for political gainAiden Clark's father said the Republican nominees are using the child's death to promote anti-immigrant rhetoric.U.S. NewsSep 11
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Sask. RCMP warn against impaired driving this long weekendProvincial statistics show alcohol plays a role in almost 30 per cent of fatal collisions each year in Saskatchewan. RCMP hope drivers will make good choice this long weekend.CanadaSep 1
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Guelph mayor networks at 3-day climate summit in Paris, FranceMayor Cam Guthrie's trip to France in July saw him network with fellow mayors, learn about Paris's transformation and receive more funding for youth climate action in Guelph.EnvironmentAug 27
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Winnipeg residents step up after thieves steal community fridgeA local organization says it's feeling the love after Winnipeggers came forward in droves with offers to replace a stolen community fridge.HealthAug 19
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U.S. TikTok ban case pits free speech vs. national security. Which will win?A legal faceoff between TikTok and the U.S. government over a law that could ban the social media platform in the country is pitting two major principles against each other.TechSep 18
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Halifax ‘living wage’ estimated at $28.30 an hour, says new report on cost of livingA new report is calling on provincial governments in Atlantic Canada to do more to bridge a gap between what people earn and what they need to pay for their basic needs.CanadaAug 28
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Nova Scotia to roll out school lunch program to elementary grades in OctoberFamilies can choose to pay the full $6.50 price of the lunch, part of that cost or nothing at all, adding that all payment information will be kept confidential.EducationAug 23
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B.C. boy holds 2nd lemonade stand to honour dad who died 2 years agoFor his second annual lemonade stand, nine-year-old Anders Yee added ice cream and freezies to raise funds for the Royal Jubilee Hospital and Victoria General Hospital.CanadaAug 12
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‘This man 100% was aiming to kill’: How 3 teens survived a drive-by shooting in St. AlbertA fun night driving with friends turned into a near-death encounter for a trio of teenagers in St. Albert this past September long weekend when they were shot at by a man in a van.CrimeSep 4