Provincial News

WINNIPEG — Chiefs from two First Nations in Manitoba say their communities are still looking for answers after finding possible graves using ground-penetrating radar at the sites of former residential schools that were run by the Roman Catholic Churc

WINNIPEG — One moment Dru Brown was feeling concerned, the next he was excited for the opportunity to lead the Winnipeg Blue Bombers to victory on Friday.

REGINA — Dr. Saqib Shahab has always looked up to people who have been recognized with honorary degrees, but he never thought he'd be in the same league.

REGINA — The Crown is appealing a judge’s decision to acquit a former Regina doctor on seven counts of sexual assault.

STANLEY MISSION — Residents of a northern Saskatchewan community have been forced to leave because of a growing wildfire.

REGINA — One of the recurring narratives last season for the Saskatchewan Roughriders was their inability to successfully throw the ball deep, with the spotlight falling on quarterback Cody Fajardo.

WINNIPEG — Organizers have banned Manitoba Premier Heather Stefanson from future Pride events after she bowed out of an annual parade in Winnipeg.

REGINA — The Saskatchewan Ministry of Energy and Resources is years behind on auditing potash, oil and uranium companies, potentially leaving millions of dollars in royalties and taxes uncollected, says the provincial auditor.

WINNIPEG — Manitoba Premier Heather Stefanson has promoted a backbencher to cabinet. Greg Nesbitt, who represents the Riding Mountain constituency, is the province's new minister of natural resources and northern development.

SASKATOON — Nutrien Ltd. says it is accelerating the ramp-up of its annual potash production capacity due to the uncertainty of supply from eastern Europe.