News Update
- Changes to income supports for people with disabilities 'cruel,' says Sask. NDP
Disability advocates and the Opposition NDP say changes to the Saskatchewan Assured Income for Disability program are actually cuts that will hurt some of the province's most vulnerable people. The province says the changes will simplify structures and improve flexibility.
- Murder charge against Sask. man upgraded to first-degree
Neighbours of Kevin and Diane Searcy have said she had severe dementia. He is accused of killing her in November 2025.
- Humboldt mayor on Alberta crash: 'We know what they're going through'
The mayor of Humboldt, Sask., the community that was rocked by a deadly bus crash involving its local Broncos junior hockey team in 2018, is among those extending his condolences after three players from a team based in Stavely, Alta., died in a highway collision on Monday. Rob Muench joined CBC News Network to speak about the impact of a tragedy like this on communities.
- Stabbing victim is Saskatoon's 1st homicide of 2026, police say
Police are investigating Saskatoon's fist homicide of the year.
- Sask. government seeks private companies to build, operate care homes in Estevan and Watson
A mix of relief and apprehension greeted the province’s decision to find private companies after years of fundraising efforts by both communities to pay for public facilities.
- Stephen Harper calls for Liberals, Conservatives to come together in the face of Trump, separatist threats
Former prime minister Stephen Harper urged the Liberal and Conservative parties to take on the challenges of our time together as the country stares down potentially two existential threats to its sovereignty: an imperialist president to the south and separatist movements in Alberta and Quebec.
- Canada's next election likely to face AI-assisted interference, watchdogs say
Bad actors will likely use artificial intelligence and deep fake technology to try to disrupt Canada’s next federal election warn two of the country’s top election watchdogs.
- Federal NDP torches Ontario NDP's Doly Begum for joining Carney's Liberals
Interim federal NDP Leader Don Davies is accusing Ontario NDP deputy leader Doly Begum of undermining democracy after announcing she will run federally as a Liberal for the seat vacated by former MP Bill Blair.
- Why was Jeffrey Epstein allowed into Canada in 2014?
Nearly six years after pleading guilty to a crime that should have made him inadmissible, Jeffrey Epstein visited Canada, and federal government officials are providing no answers about why he was allowed into the country.
- Estée Lauder pleads guilty, pays $750K fine for using undeclared 'forever chemicals' in some eyeliners
Cosmetics company Estée Lauder has been fined $750,000 after federal agents found it was using "forever chemicals" in some of its eyeliner products.