Canadian Forces
Saskatchewan Airshow preparing for takeoff after 14 year hiatus
By David Baxter Reporter
The Saskatchewan Airshow at 15 Wing Moose Jaw last took place in 2005, and now it is preparing for a July 2019 return. Continue reading
Canadian Forces in Mali unharmed by bomb, extremists claim responsibility
A car-bomb explosion in northern Mali killed three civilians on Monday, and one group reportedly claimed that Canadian soldiers and other foreign forces were targeted. Continue reading
Saskatoon man keeping WWI memories alive through 102-year-old bike
By Colton Praill Morning News Weather & Traffic Anchor/Reporter
Brad Christensen had only planned for the bike to be used in the centennial celebration of Armistice Day. Now that the moment is just days away, he know it can’t stop there. Continue reading
This year’s Silver Cross Mother: Her son was the 1st to die by suicide after serving in Afghanistan
“He was a hero the minute his boots hit the ground.” Continue reading
Trudeau responds to Christopher Garnier’s Veteran Affairs payouts during question period
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau was pressed during question period on whether the government will revoke convicted killer Christopher Garnier’s Veterans Affairs payouts. Continue reading
Complainant said she was going to ‘sleep with’ sailor, defence witness says at Halifax sexual assault trial
Darren Smalley, 38, is charged with sexual assault causing bodily harm and participating in a sexual assault involving one or more people. Continue reading
U.S. senators urge Justin Trudeau to drop China’s Huawei from Canada’s upcoming 5G network
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has been sent a letter from American politicians urging him to ban Chinese company Huawei equipment from the Canadian wireless network. Continue reading
Military to reopen 23 ‘unfounded’ sexual assault cases but dozens remain without clear path forward
The decision comes after an internal review of unfounded cases following 2017 investigative report by the Globe and Mail. Continue reading
Here are the hot topics set to dominate the fall political agenda as Parliament Hill returns
Gun reform, pay equity, election protection and trade are set to dominate the political agenda as Parliament Hill returns Continue reading
5th annual Walk of Valour hits the streets of Edmonton to help thousands
The fifth annual Walk of Valour took place Sunday raising much needed money for programs and services for ill or injured veterans, Canadian soldiers, RCMP members and first responders receiving treatment in Edmonton. Continue reading
