Despite increase, Sask. minimum wage remains lowest in country — and some workers say it's not enough
Saskatchewan's minimum wage has gone up by a dollar to $15 an hour, but it will still be the lowest in Canada, along with ...
Advocates say Sask. gov't did not properly prepare to drop mammography age to 40 from 50
Advocates for both early breast cancer detection and existing breast cancer patients say the Government of Saskatchewan ...
Tesla crash after police pursuit highlights challenges electric cars pose for 1st responders
A recent pursuit and crash in Saskatoon involving a Tesla highlights the safety challenges presented to first responders by ...
"It's embarrassing and ridiculous": Father calls for dissolution of western Manitoba school board
A Métis father of two says the continued controversy surrounding a western Manitoba school board has left his family feeling ...
People in Sudbury can now dispose of their used batteries in this outdoor bin
People in Sudbury, Ont., have a new way to safely dispose of their spent batteries in an outdoor bin thanks to a partnership ...
New public health clinic opens Tuesday in Kitchener
Region of Waterloo Public Health says a new community clinic will open Tuesday at 20 Weber Street in Kitchener. The office ...
Party leaders talk improving internet, cell service and suing Ottawa over carbon tax
The Liberal and Green Parties both tackled improving cell service in announcements Tuesday, but for different reasons. Meanwhile, the Progressive Conservatives threatened to sue the federal government ...
P.E.I. research zeroes in on new kind of cover crop to help break pest and disease cycles
A tropical grass is showing benefits to crops on Prince Edward Island. It's already being used in the potato rotation and new ...
Who is running for the Ward 5 seat in the Summerside byelection
Summerside will have a new councillor in Ward 5 Hillcrest–Platte River this fall, and several people are vying for the seat ...
Halifax Infirmary offers valet service to emergency department patients
The Nova Scotia government has agreed to pay a private company as much as $1.4 million to provide valet service to emergency ...
Federal, Yukon gov'ts agree to extend temporary worker permits
In May, the territory pushed pause on the Yukon Nominee Program because it was over subscribed with a growing backlog.
Halifax councillors question 'reckless' planning changes required by province
Halifax is moving ahead with planning changes mandated by the province to speed up housing, but multiple councillors argued ...