Justice

• Repeat Pokemon heist pushes Winnipeg owner to quit

  Terri Settle says she thought she solved her Pokemon card theft problem in August. Now she said she is planning to stop selling the cards after the ones she has left are sold.

  Lifestyle

  Sep 26
  
• Rising use of AI in Canadian courtrooms creates divide

  Canadian courts are seeing a rise in use of artificial intelligence sparking access to justice and valuable work experience from law students away, experts say.

  Canada

  Sep 20
  
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• Protesters gather in Edmonton before Oilers game

  Dozens of protesters chanted "no means no" and "drunk isn't consent" outside Rogers Place arena ahead of the Edmonton Oilers' first home game on Saturday, which featured the team's controversial new forward Alex Formenton.

  Sports

  Sep 19
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• Man sentenced to 12 years for Alberta sex attacks

  A judge has sentenced a man to 12 years in prison for a series of sexual assaults on vulnerable women at a rural home near Calgary.

  Canada

  Sep 17
• 5 Things: Leonard deal’s potential impact

  The NBA announced Wednesday that it had completed its investigation of Kawhi Leonard and the Los Angeles Clippers for salary cap circumvention, doling out punishments to Leonard, his inner circle and team executives.

  Sports

  Sep 4
• NBA awaits Raptors, Clippers to submit Kawhi trade

  The NBA is still waiting for the Toronto Raptors and Los Angeles Clippers to submit the Kawhi Leonard trade for approval.

  Sports

  Sep 3
• WestJet ordered to scrap wheelchair weight cap

  WestJet is imposing an "undue barrier" on travellers living with a disability by effectively barring some power wheelchairs from its planes, says Canada's transport regulator.

  Canada

  Aug 20
• Saskatchewan courts to allow use of eagle feathers

  Those swearing oaths or making affirmations in Saskatchewan provincial courts can now do so with an eagle feather. 

  Canada

  Aug 19
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• Store accused of making staff pay to work for it

  A Saskatchewan employer and company are facing charges for allegedly making two foreign workers pay to work for them.

  Canada

  Aug 18
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• Saskatchewan marshals seek snipers, special gear

  Saskatchewan is looking to buy some high-tech weaponry for its marshals police service, including sniper rifles, sound cannons and a thermal camera.

  Canada

  Aug 17