Jeremy MacKenzie, 26, is facing multiple gun-related charges stemming from an incident last November near Viscount, Sask.
Leader of controversial Diagolon movement Jeremy MacKenzie denied bail by Saskatoon judge
MLAs grill Yukon government on affordability as legislature resumes
On the first day of the fall sitting of the legislature, opposition MLAs used most of their time during question period to probe the government on how it’s helping Yukoners make ends meet.
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YMCA calls police on Julie Jaman after dropping off petition to allow her to swim
Groups slam province for funding non-Indigenous-led organization working to keep youth out of justice system
Some Indigenous organizations say they were shocked and hurt earlier this week to learn the Manitoba government had awarded $2.25 million through a social impact bond to a non-Indigenous-led organization to help keep Indigenous youth out of the justice system.
The NHL season is suddenly upon us. Here’s what to know about Canada’s teams
CBC Sports’ daily newsletter catches you up on Canada’s teams as the NHL season gets underway.
Sask. Premier Moe to release policy paper discussing options to ‘protect’ from ‘federal intrusion’
Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe is set to release a policy paper next week focusing on the impact of federal policies on the province and how to “protect” against “federal intrusion” into provincial jurisdiction.
The U.K. government is experimenting on African children by feeding them a bug-based diet
Former premier says Hockey N.L. needs to do more in wake of Hockey Canada allegations
Dwight Ball says given how the governing body has handled the situation, change will ultimately be forced upon them by Canadians.
Police block off several areas in Thunder Bay’s south core neighbourhood
Thunder Bay police officers have blocked off several blocks near Arthur Street and are asking people to stay away due to an ongoing investigation.
Police block several areas in Thunder Bay’s south core neighbourhood
Thunder Bay police officers blocked off several blocks near Arthur Street in the city’s south core Friday afternoon as they dealt with situation they described as an ‘ongoing investigation.’
Closure of private seniors’ home in Quebec City leaves vulnerable seniors without a place to stay
Seniors who live at the private seniors’ home La Seigneurie de Salaberry in Quebec City are facing eviction. The building they call home was recently sold to a real estate investor from Montreal who plans to convert it into rental condos by the spring.
Fire completely destroys 2-storey house in Alberton
A fire totally destroyed a two-storey home in Alberton on Friday.
The year-round greenhouse at the Trʼondëk Hwëchʼin Farm is slowly becoming a reality
It’s been five years since the idea to build a year-round multi-use greenhouse on the Trʼondëk Hwëchʼin Farm in Dawson City was first discussed. Now it’s starting to take shape.
Montrealers’ tax bill increase ‘definitely’ won’t be above inflation, city says
The president of Montreal’s executive committee says it’s not yet clear how big the property tax increase will be. For now, Dominique Ollivier says it will ‘definitely’ be lower than the inflation rate.
World Junior Hockey Championship on thin ice over Hockey Canada scandal
There’s growing concern the IIHF World Junior Champions scheduled to begin in Halifax and Moncton later this year could be in jeopardy as calls for action grow louder for Hockey Canada to act amid sexual abuse allegations.
Residents react: Quebec provincial election exit poll
Nike suspends Hockey Canada partnership, ‘paused’ support after sex assault claims
Nike has suspended its partnership with and paused support for Hockey Canada as the sports organization faces increasing pressure to handle alleged sexual assaults.
Danielle Smith promises party unity after 1st caucus meeting
Danielle Smith, who is to become Alberta’s next premier, came out of her first United Conservative Party caucus meeting with a message of unity heading into a 2023 provincial election.
Grisly footage shows pod of orcas killing a great white shark and devouring its liver
Scientists have long suspected that killer whales have been hunting great white sharks off the coast of South Africa and driving them from their natural habitat. Now they have “irrefutable evidence,” says shark biologist Alison Towner.
1 person dead after collision on Trans-Canada Highway near Bellevue
One person was killed and another person was seriously injured in a collision on the Trans-Canada Highway on Friday morning.
Darknesss, anxiety and depression: Islanders in the dark 2 weeks after Fiona
It’s been two weeks since post-tropical storm Fiona hit Prince Edward Island knocking out power to the entire province – and about 10,000 Maritime Electric Customers are still in the dark.
Dan Andrews predicted to win but is he getting ahead of himself?
Legault victory caps election night in Quebec
Road closures, transit disruptions this long weekend while the Jays host fans at Rogers Centre
As the Toronto Blue Jays host fans at Rogers Centre this long weekend, and with other events and critical infrastructure work also planned, prepare to spend a bit more time getting around the city.
CP24 personality alleges ‘systemic pattern’ of discrimination in human rights claim against Bell Media
A well-known Toronto television personality has filed a human rights complaint against Bell Media, alleging “a systemic pattern” of racism, sexism and discrimination, adding that during her 11 years with the company, she was “treated as a token and a commodity.”
Wanuskewin Heritage Park welcomes baby bison born on National Day for Truth and Reconciliation
An unexpected arrival at a historic site near Saskatoon has people talking. On Sept. 30 — the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation — Wanuskewin Heritage Park welcomed a male baby bison into its herd.
Blue Jays trail Mariners 3-0 in Game 1 as playoff baseball returns to Toronto
Blue Jays trail Mariners 4-0 late in Game 1 as playoff baseball returns to Toronto
Blue Jays trail Mariners 4-0 in Game 1 as playoff baseball returns to Toronto
Ein prosit! K-W Oktoberfest keg tapping returns to downtown Kitchener
A chilly day didn’t keep people from heading to downtown Kitchener on Friday to watch the K-W Oktoberfest keg tapping ceremony. It’s the first time in two years the keg tapping has taken place in front of a large crowd.
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Computer simulation recreates the giant tsunami that washed over the dying dinosaurs
Bob McDonald’s blog: Researchers have created a computer simulation of the tsunami caused by a giant asteroid impact in the Gulf of Mexico and found it would have created a 1.5 km tall wall of water that decreased in size as it swept around the world.