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Oat milk sales up 250% in Canada in the past year
The latest star among non-dairy milk products comes from one of Canada’s most underrated crops: oats. Canadians are consuming about 20 per…
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Energy industry welcomes McLellan appointment as Trudeau’s adviser on Western Canada
In the wake of a federal election that saw the Liberals shut out of Alberta and Saskatchewan, oil and gas industry leaders…
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Alberta steps up pine beetle fight, challenges federal government to do the same
The battle against mountain pine beetles in Alberta has received a significant boost, $20 million over the next four years. The budget delivered…
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Western separatism would have to face treaty nations, say First Nations leaders
Prairie First Nation leaders say Alberta and Saskatchewan can’t separate without their consent because the legal underpinnings allowing Canada to…
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Trudeau extends olive branch to Western Canada, vows to build Trans Mountain despite opposition
Two days after much of Western Canada rejected the Liberals on election day, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau today vowed to…
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Trudeau’s to-do list: calm rising regional tensions, heal rifts with premiers
Fresh from an electoral victory with a weakened grip on power, Justin Trudeau is now facing a backlash from portions…
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Conservative sweep in Saskatchewan shows rejection of Liberal policies and increased tensions
It was a strange dichotomy at Andrew Scheer’s headquarters in Regina Monday night. On one hand, there was a historic…
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Opioid prescriptions dropping in some provinces, report says
About eight per cent fewer people in Ontario, Saskatchewan and British Columbia were prescribed opioids in 2018 than in 2013,…
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Saskatchewan man barred from U.S. for 5 years after trying to volunteer at festival
A Saskatoon man says he’s been banned from entering the United States for five years after attempting to volunteer at an…
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Number of doctors per capita in Canada reaches record high
The number of doctors in Canada is growing at a rate more than double that of the population, says a…
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Sask. Court of Appeal to hear case of nurse penalized $26K over post on Facebook
A Saskatchewan nurse’s appeal of a $26,000 penalty is being heard at Saskatchewan’s Court of Appeal on Tuesday morning. In…
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Toronto immigration firm charges $170K for fake Canadian job, undercover investigation reveals
A Toronto immigration company offered a job to an undercover CBC journalist posing as a Chinese national seeking permanent residence in…
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Up to 750 layoffs possible as Nutrien to temporarily shut down 3 Sask. sites
The Union representing workers at two potash mines operated by Nutrien says it’s shocked and disappointed the resource giant will be…
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A very dangerous situation’: psychiatrists sound alarm over Sask. children’s hospital design
The doors are about to open at Saskatchewan’s first children’s hospital, but psychiatrists say the $284 million building is rife…
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Unpaid bills and broken promises: Indig Inc. problems go beyond failed Tokyo trade mission
An Indigenous entrepreneur facing allegations of financial mismanagement related to a trade mission to Japan has left behind a trail…
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Indigenous artists ’embarrassed’ after trade mission to Japan
Some Indigenous artists say a trade delegation to Tokyo was a “debacle” that wasted not only their money, but tens…
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Is the federal carbon tax killing jobs? Experts say answer isn’t ‘black and white’
The Saskatchewan government says the federal carbon tax is killing jobs, but experts and even the province’s trade minister say…
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Demand for North American bear parts fuels black market activity in Canada: expert
Black market demand for bear parts like gallbladders and paws has led to poaching of these animals in Saskatchewan and…
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Foster family fights for pay to raise child who needs 24/7 care
She’s sweet like honey and fierce like a badger, they say. That’s why Trevor and Erin McLellan nicknamed their six-year-old…
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Meat from 21 contaminated elk herds entered Canada’s food supply over last 5 years
Elk meat from 21 herds where chronic wasting disease (CWD) was found has been released into Canada’s food supply over the…
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Needle-vending machines are part of the response to HIV and STI outbreaks in Saskatchewan
Drug users who have long sought to keep others safe by voluntarily distributing clean needles are now getting paid for…
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First Nations people from across country are allowed to hunt in Sask. without licence, judge rules
A Regina provincial court judge has ruled that all First Nations people in Canada are allowed to hunt in Saskatchewan…
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Alarming’ increase in sexually transmitted infections found across Canada
Rates of chlamydia and gonorrhea across Canada have jumped, according to the latest figures compiled by CBC News, which comes…
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Saskatchewan farmers convert old grain bins into unlikely tourist cabins
Nothing says “Saskatchewan” quite like spending a night inside an old grain bin. In recent years two families in the…
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Saskatoon software company to hire 365 people
A Saskatoon software company has clinched one of the largest venture capital investments in prairie tech sector history. Vendasta CEO Brendan…
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New Brunswick Premier Blaine Higgs abandons planned carbon tax court fight
New Brunswick Premier Blaine Higgs is abandoning his government’s plans to launch a legal challenge of Ottawa’s carbon tax, adding the government…
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Three-quarters of Indigenous youth optimistic reconciliation will happen in their lifetime
Almost three-quarters of Indigenous youth who took part in a new survey said they are optimistic there will be meaningful…
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Assembly of First Nations meets with premiers today, ending boycott
The Assembly of First Nations will attend a meeting of Indigenous leaders and premiers Tuesday, ending a boycott it launched…
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Fire evacuees breathe easier after arriving in Winnipeg
Dozens of people forced to leave two Manitoba First Nation communities affected by forest fire smoke have begun arriving in Winnipeg.…
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Sask. business people, including former Regina mayor, caught up in massive immigration fraud case
Canada Border Services Agency officials used documents found in a garbage bin to begin unravelling what they allege was a…
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