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U.S. trade court scrutinizes Trump’s forced labour tariffs
The U.S. Court of International Trade on Wednesday scrutinized the legal and factual underpinnings of U.S. President Donald Trump’s latest global tariffs, which were imposed on nearly all U.S. imports over allegations trading partners aren’t doing enough to…
Riders host Stamps in important division showdown
It’s another important West Division contest for Trevor Harris and the Saskatchewan Roughriders. Saskatchewan (8-6) hosts the Calgary Stampeders (7-8) on Friday night. The Riders can sweep the season series 2-0 with a win after earning a 40-37 overtime…
Distraction thefts spiking in Peel, police say after woman robbed of $19K in jewelry
Descrease article font size Increase article font size Peel Regional Police say distraction thefts are spiking in the region, citing a recent case involving a woman being robbed of $19,000 in jewelry as an example. Police said in a news release Wednesday that…
Conservative Scott Aitchison confirms intention to resign from Parliament
Conservative MP Scott Aitchison will resign his seat in Parliament after the fall session, the representative for Parry Sound – Muskoka said in a statement Wednesday. “I have made the difficult decision to resign my seat following the conclusion of the fall…
Roughriders reacquire kicker Lauther in trade with Redblacks
By Staff The Canadian Press Posted September 30, 2026 11:31 am 1 min read Descrease article font size Increase article font size Saskatchewan has brought veteran kicker Brett Lauther back into the fold. The Roughriders acquired Lauther from the Ottawa…
The ‘Super El Nino’ is upon us. What does that mean for Ontario’s fall colours?
What’s expected to be the strongest El Nino on record may delay Ontario’s stunning fall foliage, but experts say there’s no reason to worry – the colour show will go on. Dubbed by scientists as the “Super El Nino,” the climate pattern is already disrupting…
Governor General calls for ‘concrete action’ on Truth and Reconciliation Day
Honest dialogue, ongoing learning and concrete action are necessary to right past wrong, Governor General Louise Arbour said on Wednesday as Canadians across the country mark the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation on Wednesday for the fifth consecutive…
Mary Louie recalls leaving residential school and why her band marks Orange Shirt Day a day early
Mary Louie remembers wanting only one thing when she was a young girl at residential school: to get home. Louie says she did not understand everything happening around her, but she noticed changes in the friends and became increasingly uneasy. “Well, I did go…
Alberta CEOs join ‘stay’ camp as Calgary Chamber warns of separatism economic fallout
Alberta business leaders have signed on to an open letter from the Calgary Chamber of Commerce warning of the dire economic consequences if the province were to separate from Canada. “We must remain at the table and prioritize relationships, opportunities and…
Canada’s military seeking anti-drone defences for bases, facilities
The Department of National Defence (DND) is looking to purchase anti-drone defences for military installations within Canada, federal procurement documents show. In a short notice posted online Monday, DND said they need a system that can defend personnel…