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These 3 immigrant success stories show the Canadian dream is still alive for some in Saskatchewan
Saskatchewan has struggled compared to other provinces to retain newcomers arriving from other countries, according to Statistics Canada data and a recent Pollara survey commissioned by CBC. But these three business owners say the Canadian dream is alive in the province.
U of Regina international students say they felt numb, angry after being targeted in racist incident
A 22-year-old international student in Regina says he was left feeling numb after an incident where four men yelled racist insults at him and two friends, threatened them and threw coffee at them. He says he's speaking out because he doesn't want others to face what he and his friends did.
First babies of 2025, known as Gen Beta, have arrived in Saskatchewan
Saskatoon and Regina already have their first Gen Beta babies, a cohort that will include anyone born between 2025 and 2039.
Sask. mother elated that son with autism, ADHD and ODD to be allowed back to school full-time after 5 years
While most of his classmates enjoy basketball, field trips, and time to relax, 13-year-old Aadien Vansickle often finds himself alone in a classroom unable to take part in activities that make school fun.
Man who escaped Syria after being hit with stray bullet among 100 granted citizenship in Saskatoon ceremony
A group of 100 people took their oaths of Canadian citizenship in Saskatoon on Tuesday.
Regina woman found with gunshot wounds in North Central neighbourhood dies in hospital
A Regina woman found in the North Central neighbourhood with gunshot wounds early Tuesday morning has died of her injuries.
Sask. government must help longtime advocate for low-income residents with health care: NDP
Fred Sandeski, a longtime Weyburn volunteer and advocate for people in need, is now in need of help himself.
'I'm in trouble': As Canada Post strike drags on, small Sask. businesses say they're feeling the hit
As the Canada Post strike drags on, businesses in rural areas are left without what's an essential service to many. Dan Driediger, who runs a map business in northern Saskatchewan, says the strike is killing his business.
Sask. braces for potential trade impacts with Trump's return
Saskatchewan’s economy heavily relies on exports to the international market, with the U.S. being one of the biggest trading partners. Sectors that could be affected by Trump's return include agriculture, mining, steel and energy.
U.S. expats with Sask. connections watching 'stressful' election closely
U.S. expats in Saskatchewan are watching Tuesday’s election closely. From the presidential battle to senate races to concerns about unrest in the streets and the rights of women, their attention is locked in.