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Ontario could lose more than 68K jobs due to U.S. tariffs this year, a new report finds

Canadian Economy · Ontario

Ontario could lose more than 68K jobs due to U.S. tariffs this year, a new report finds

56% Left coverage: 16 sources

‘We are in the forefront’: Manitoba funds Indigenous organizations on Red Dress Day - Winnipeg

‘We are in the forefront’: Manitoba funds Indigenous organizations on Red Dress Day - Winnipeg

89% Left coverage: 9 sources

Manitoba's government is recognizing Red Dress Day by pledging $350,000 to support five local Indigenous organizations.See the Story

Saskatchewan reports $31K in public money losses at Crown corporations

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Saskatchewan reports $31K in public money losses at Crown corporations

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The Saskatchewan government is reporting roughly $31,000 in losses after officials allege three employees used corporate credit cards and tampered with invoices for personal gain.See the Story

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No active wildfires yet, but fire danger rising in southern N.W.T.

100% Left coverage: 3 sources

The risk of wildfires around Fort Liard and Nahanni Butte is expected to be high in the next couple days, the N.W.T. government said Wednesday.See the Story

Regina council to consider $6.8M incentive for Costco to build 2nd location in city limits - Regina

Regina council to consider $6.8M incentive for Costco to build 2nd location in city limits - Regina

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Regina City Council is set to consider a new business incentive proposal, which would compensate Costco to build a second location within city limits.See the Story

Rural Manitoba crime rates in north 400 per cent higher than south

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Rural Manitoba crime rates in north 400 per cent higher than south

Connor McDowellLocal Journalism Initiative ReporterBrandon Sun A new report from Statistics Canada shows that crime rates are dramatically higher in northern Manitoba than the southern part of the province. Data released on Tuesday shows that rural northern Manitoba saw a crime rate roughly 400 per cent higher than the rural south, and urban areas in […]See the Story

Students ‘not props,’ Speaker tells Manitoba legislature after MLAs’ behaviour prompts complaints from school groups

Prince Albert · Prince Albert

Students ‘not props,’ Speaker tells Manitoba legislature after MLAs’ behaviour prompts complaints from school groups

Maggie MacintoshLocal Journalism Initiative ReporterWinnipeg Free Press Manitoba legislature tour guides have recorded an uptick in complaints from field-trip groups that have been drawn into political debate. Speaker Tom Lindsey has issued multiple warnings to MLAs this spring about involving school visitors in question period. His statements, the latest of which was delivered Monday, have […]See the Story

Tariffs and uncertainty as Saskatchewan farmers weigh options for planting season

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Tariffs and uncertainty as Saskatchewan farmers weigh options for planting season

Shaynee ModienLocal Journalism Initiative ReporterThe Shaunavon Standard As planting season approaches in southwest Saskatchewan, the canola trade war with China is becoming a major concern. China is one of the top markets for Canadian canola seed, with an export value of $4.9 billion in 2024. In fact, China was expected to purchase approximately 70% of […]See the Story

The Shoer and the Politician

Prince Albert · Prince Albert

The Shoer and the Politician

Swept from the corners of my mind… Considering the recent federal election, I thought I’d share one of my husband’s favourite stories about a brush with politicians. Cecil was a professional farrier (horseshoer) for over 50 years. His lanky 6’4” frame had a tendency to stick out of a group, and I often joked that […]See the Story

Rudolph reflects on U18 Worlds experience

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Rudolph reflects on U18 Worlds experience

For the second time this year, Daxon Rudolph is golden with Team Canada. The Prince Albert Raiders defenceman suited up for Canada at the IIHF U18 World Championship in Allen and Frisco, Texas. Canada won gold with a 7-0 win over Team Sweden in the championship game. Rudolph also won gold with Canada White at […]See the Story

Saskatoon Transit studies shift to zero-emission bus fleet

Saskatoon · Saskatoon

Saskatoon Transit studies shift to zero-emission bus fleet

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Saskatoon Transit is exploring options to transition to a zero-emission bus fleet, with a new study assessing feasibility and costs.See the Story