Annual Rama Pilgrimage draws Saskatoon diocese visitors

Pilgrims from the diocese of Saskatoon are traveling by bus to attend the annual Rama Pilgrimage, a significant religious gathering for the region.

Canada and U.S. near tariff deal as deadline looms

Canadian trade officials report being 'very close' to finalizing a tariff agreement with the United States as negotiations intensify. The deal would address steel tariffs and other trade barriers affecting Canadian businesses and consumers.

Alcohol tariffs dominate trade negotiations

Canadian winemakers and distillers find themselves caught in the middle as booze bans feature prominently in tariff talks with the U.S. Some provincial leaders have signaled they would prefer American alcohol remain off shelves if tariffs are lifted.

Steel tariff rate seen as trade win

Manitoba businesses view acceptance of a 25% tariff rate for steel as a favorable outcome in ongoing trade negotiations with the United States.

U.S. Vice President comments on Canadian trade stance

JD Vance told a private audience that Prime Minister Carney attempted to 'out-tough' Trump during trade negotiations, characterizing the Canadian approach as posturing.

Saskatoon woman deported after anti-whaling mission

A Saskatoon resident was deported back to Canada following participation in an anti-whaling mission abroad.

Canada's Arctic defense strategy under scrutiny

Commentary emphasizes the importance of Canada defending the North to maintain sovereignty and control over the region.

Conservative leader extends invitation to Iranian exile

Canada's Conservative leader has invited Iran's exiled crown prince to visit the country, signaling a shift in diplomatic engagement.

Ontario braces for wet weather over the weekend

Weather forecasts predict significant rainfall moving into Ontario as the weekend approaches.

British Columbia Fisheries Fund launched

The governments of Canada and British Columbia have announced a new fisheries fund to support the fish and seafood sector in the province.

Highway reopens after collision near Flat Bay Junction

The Trans-Canada Highway near Flat Bay Junction has reopened following a collision, with police managing traffic flow.

Consumer sentiment on U.S. beverages uncertain

Canadians express mixed feelings about purchasing American alcohol again after tariff-related boycotts, with some reporting a lasting negative impression of the trade dispute.