Our guide to revamping your skin and hair routine this spring
From SPF-infused moisturizers to versatile jelly tints, and overnight body masks, explore these ideal additions to invigorate your skin and hair this season.
The Curator
Apr 9
A dermatologist’s expert evaluation on LED face masks
Do LED face masks really help improve the look of skin? We asked a derm for their evaluation. Plus, shop LED devices that are worth the hype.
The Curator
Feb 16
Treat yourself to these 7 fabulous face masks
From clarifying clays and gentle exfoliants to hydrating potions that seriously deliver, these seven face masks are the perfect way to unwind and get your skin back on track.
The Curator
Feb 14
School closures didn’t prevent community spread of COVID-19: study
A report from McMaster University says school closures in Ontario did little to contain COVID-19's spread in the broader community. Vaccination and masking were stronger factors.
Education
Feb 16
Winnipeg police ask for public’s help identifying suspect after older woman robbed
The victim was walking to her car in a commercial parking lot when a man she didn't know came up to her, stealing her purse and then running away.
Crime
Apr 8
Sask. RCMP pull over driver in car with no steering wheel
A driver with no licence was found driving a car with no steering wheel near Shellbrook, Sask. last week, police say.
Crime
Apr 23
Health task force blasted over ‘dangerous guidance’ for cancer screenings
Medical experts from radiologists to urologists are calling for an urgent need to reform the Canadian Task Force on Preventive Health Care for its 'outdated screening guidelines.'
Health
Apr 15
Domestic violence not epidemic, N.S. justice minister says on mass shooting anniversary
Nova Scotia’s justice minister has apologized for saying he doesn’t believe domestic violence is an epidemic on the four-year anniversary of the province’s worst mass shooting.
Canada
Apr 18
Mass timber construction approved for more builds in B.C.
The use of mass timber in British Columbia is moving up and expanding to schools, libraries and other construction.
Politics
Apr 10
Election threats task force to come under microscope at inquiry
An inquiry into election interference is expected to scrutinize the work of the task force that was responsible for monitoring and reporting threats in the last two elections.
Canada
Apr 5
Saskatchewan premier delivers address at 2024 SUMA Convention in Regina
Attendees at the 2024 SUMA Convention heard from the provincial government on what they're doing to assist the needs of urban municipalities.
Canada
Apr 15
Saskatchewan investigates economic effects of federal emissions cap
The province referred the federal oil and gas emissions cap and federal Methane 75 regulations to the Saskatchewan Economic Impact Assessment for review.
Canada
Apr 8
Saskatchewan Rush eliminated from playoff contention by Mark Matthews hat-trick
Playing his first game in Saskatchewan since last summer's trade, former Saskatchewan Rush icon Mark Matthews played a part in eliminating his old club from the NLL playoff race.
Sports
Apr 21
Elon Musk’s Neuralink now accepting Canadian patients
Neuralink's first human recipient, Noland Arbaugh, who is quadriplegic, used the brain chip to play online chess with only his mind.
Trending
Mar 27
Task force to tackle concerns about drugs in B.C. hospitals, health minister says
The move comes amid concerns about the presence of weapons and drugs raised by the B.C. Nurses' Union, and the circulation of a leaked health authority memo dealing with drug use.
Health
Apr 8
Lumsden, Sask. RCMP warning motorists away from fire near Regina Beach
Lumsden RCMP is warning about a large fire near Regina Beach Sunday afternoon.
Fire
Apr 21
‘Not alone’ in infertility: Manitoba clinic marks Fertility Awareness Week
As Manitoba marks Fertility Awareness Week, a specialist said difficulties with conception can have a big impact on general well-being, stress and enjoyment of life.
Health
Apr 23
Green Shirt Day still inspiring spikes in Sask. organ donor numbers
Saskatchewan's Ministry of Health said that as of the end of March, 29,000 registered organ donors have signed onto the provincial registry since it launched in September 2020.
Canada
Apr 7
Sask agency expects three-quarters of water reservoirs to be full this year
Almost three quarters of Saskatchewan's reservoirs are expected to be filled for the province's water supply needs.
Canada
Apr 3
Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe calls for televised meeting on carbon pricing
Scott Moe is amongst some of the premiers that are calling for an emergency televised meeting over the carbon tax with the prime minister.
Canada
Apr 11
