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Our province has many amazing features including a wealth of natural resources beneath our feet. While oil, coal and potash have been utilized for several decades, exciting developments are being

Eight members of the Canadian parliament have written to Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina, expressing their deep desire to see free, fair, and peaceful elections in Bangladesh.

Souris-Moose Mountain MP Dr. Robert Kitchen says he plans to run again in the next federal election.

Two drug dealers have been branded "sad not bad" by a judge who has given them a chance to rid themselves of their addictions.

Locals in a WA country town say it is unacceptable that thousands of litres of effluent – described as "basically s**t" – were legally pumped into the bush.

Canada-Bangladesh parliamentary friendship group formed

 A group of Canadian senators and members of the House of Commons has recently formed the Canada-Bangladesh parliamentary friendship group to revitalize the existing excellent friendly relations between Bangladesh and Canada. The establishment of the Canada

Postmedia News spoke with the federal parties about their preparation and what they see as the biggest issues for Saskatchewan voters.

Postmedia News spoke with the federal parties about their preparation and what they see as the biggest issues for Saskatchewan voters.

Weyburn city council unanimously supported granting a one-year full tax exemption for a property at 54 Queen Street, with the condition that a business be developed on this property, at their . . .