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Deloitte Canada and Regina-based consultant firm OneHoop offer insights for Indigenous communities to thrive economically.

As of October, Saskatoons rental apartment vacancy rate was two per cent, says Canada Mortgage and Housing Corp.’s annual report.

Reginas Globe Theatre is awaiting answer on a request for $1.9 million more in city funding to finish its massive project.

(The Center Square) - The New Mexico Senate confirmed Teresa Casados as the Cabinet Secretary for the New Mexico Children, Youth, and Families Department this week.

Pet owners in Las Vegas, the clock is ticking to microchip your furry friends. A mandatory microchip ordinance goes into effect Aug. 1 for City of Las Vegas pet owners.

The Central Texas College Board of Trustees voted to approve a multi-classroom renovation project, announced a nomination process for the empty Place 4 seat and received updates on various reports

Dennis Hannon, 32, spoke to DailyMail.com about the upsetting legal challenged hes faced to retain medical authority over his son who, he claims, was not suffering gender dysphoria.

One person is dead and another was injured in a workplace incident in Reginas industrial area Friday morning.

At the murder trial of Abdimalik Dahir Mohamed, the Crown closed its case late Thursday, after the last of its witnesses testified.

CUPE locals pamphlet for York University teaching assistants reaches new depths of absurdity. Read more.