Provincial News

REGINA — The Canadian Judicial Council says it is reviewing a complaint against a judge who recently found a former Regina doctor not guilty of sexually assaulting several patients.

WITCHEKAN FIRST NATION — A woman from a First Nation in northern Saskatchewan says she's mourning her older brother after he was attacked by two dogs while mowing a neighbour's lawn.

CALGARY — Environment Canada ended all heavy rainfall warnings in Alberta on Wednesday as the weather system moved east into Saskatchewan, but the city of Calgary said its state of local emergency would remain in effect.

PORTAGE LA PRAIRIE, Man. — The Manitoba government said Wednesday it will provide $2.5 million to Indigenous groups to help find and commemorate unmarked graves at former residential schools.

WINNIPEG — Police are waiting for autopsy results to find out if human remains discovered at a landfill are those of a First Nations woman killed last month.

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WINNIPEG — The Manitoba government is seeking to seize the house of a former football coach who is accused of sexually abusing students.

WINNIPEG — The Manitoba government would move to join the battle against Quebec's law on religious symbols if it were to go before the Supreme Court of Canada, says the province's justice minister.

REGINA — A Métis leader who fought to have his people recognized in the Constitution is to appear on a new Canada Post stamp later this month. Harry Daniels, who was originally from Regina Beach, Sask.

REGINA — The Saskatchewan Roughriders saved their best for last by scoring 18 fourth-quarter points en route to a 30-13 victory over the Hamilton Tiger-Cats on Saturday at Mosaic Stadium.