Regional News

Taxi2Airport just released a list of the 25 most “Christmassy” countries in the world, and Canada stole the top spot.

Regina – The government of Saskatchewan announced a program on Dec. 5 designed to improve the petroleum industry’s long-term operating environment, sustain jobs, and increase investment activity in our province.

The chief financial officer for China’s global tech giant, Huawei Technologies, has been arrested in Richmond and is facing extradition to the U.S.

With the Canadian energy industry apparently under siege, as it suffers from negatives such as wide heavy oil differentials, lack of pipeline access to markets, and government policies that threaten its competitiveness, there’s a new initiative that

On Dec. 6, more than 1,000 pairs of women’s shoes will be placed on the steps of the Vancouver Art Gallery to commemorate women killed as a result of violence in British Columbia.

The Alberta government’s decision to cut oil production in response to rock-bottom prices is earning accolades from both sides of the political aisle.

Marjorie Blackburn of Sylvan Lake, Alta., representative for In Touch Ministries, collected the blankets and quilts that were sewn by the Klothes for Kids project in Sturgis on November 21.

The results from this year’s work of the Saskatchewan Geological Survey (SGS), which is celebrating its 70th anniversary, will be featured at the 49th Saskatchewan Geological Open House beginning this morning in Saskatoon.

Chris Koch brings If I Can presentation back to Olds

It’s been several months in the making but the final steps of preparation will put Affinity Place at the centre of the Canadian curling world for nearly a week.