Did you get a text with your personal info that claims to be from CRA? It's a scam
Tax season is here and with it, a new scam. The Canadian Anti-Fraud Centre says it involves a text message, containing a person's name and personal info, that appears to come from the Canada Revenue Agency. The warning comes as Ontario Provincial Police launch Anti-Fraud Prevention Month.
Canada is launching a resource to help retain and support nurses amid greater workloads, abuse as well as high rates of burnout, stress, anxiety and depression.
A union welder at a potash mine in Saskatchewan will remain on suspension after refusing to give up his nightly toke of medical marijuana, following the ruling of a provincial labour arbitrator.
2024 Just for Laughs comedy festival cancelled, company seeks creditor protection
In a news release sent Tuesday, organizers said they plan to “maintain JPR’s operations, albeit in a scaled-down format” as they restructure the event.
Sask. to open Breast Health Centre, expand screening age
The centre will be located at Regina Centre Crossing on Albert Street, and will be operated by the Saskatchewan Health Authority.
Pope Francis names retired judge to investigate Quebec cardinal facing sex allegations
Pope Francis has named a retired Quebec Superior Court judge to investigate allegations of sexual touching against a senior leader of the province's Roman Catholic Church.
Hamilton hit by ransomware attack, city says for 1st time since incident paralyzes services
City manager Marnie Cluckie named the nature of the cyber attack for the first time during a virtual call Monday afternoon, alongside Mayor Andrea Horwath. The call was the city's first media conference since the breach began on Feb. 25.
Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe expects residents could get less money back through the Canada Carbon Rebate following the province's decision not to remit the federal carbon tax on natural gas used for home heating.
The co-founders of a company formerly contracted by the Canada Border Services Agency, who raised concerns about the process for doling out government contracts and instigated probes into the ArriveCan app controversy, says the federal government's contracting process is 'absolutely not' giving Cana...
The Saskatchewan Housing Corporation (SHC) and Lung Saskatchewan are teaming up to test radon levels in all of its properties over the next 10 years.
2 years in, has the Bank of Canada’s historic rate hike campaign done the job?
Two years after the Bank of Canada started raising its key interest rate, inflation, the housing market and the overall economy are vastly different. Here's what's next.
Quebec court ruling on secularism law fuels debate on notwithstanding clause
The court's endorsement of the use of the clause, which allows governments to override fundamental Charter rights, is sparking debate about the constitutional provision.
Regina's air quality hit 'high risk' category Saturday morning: Environment Canada
Environment and Climate Change Canada issued a special air quality statement for Regina Saturday morning, warning air quality levels in the city were poor due to high levels of nitrous oxide.
Both Regina public and catholic schools will be part of a one-day rotating strike on Monday that will see Saskatchewan teachers gather in front of the legislative building as spring sitting gets underway.
With a minimum down payment and closing costs of $17,850, Regina is on top in terms of affordable cities in Canada to purchase a single family home.
Sask. wants details before joining federal pharmacare plan
Ottawa has released the long-awaited details of the federal government's pharmacare plan with an initial commitment to cover some diabetes treatments and contraception. But it remains unclear whether Saskatchewan will follow Alberta’s lead to opt out of the plan.
I think you're mistaking Canada with Canadians.
Child-care legislation passes final hurdle, set to become law
Legislation that commits the federal government to long-term funding of the national child-care system is poised to become law.
Federal natural resources minister says no carbon rebates for Sask. after province says it won't remit levy
The federal natural resources minister says Saskatchewan residents won't get a carbon rebate, after the province announced Thursday it would stop remitting the levy on natural gas to Ottawa.
Pornhub owner broke law by not getting ‘valid’ consent for content: watchdog
The privacy commissioner's final report on its years-long investigation into Aylo, formerly known as MindGeek, found "significant" issues with the way the company obtains consent.
Minister of Foreign Affairs Melanie Joly said the deaths of dozens of Palestinians waiting for an aid convoy in Gaza was "a nightmare."
He's not the one bringing it up, silly.
It's let them eat (Corn) Flakes, actually.
I think they won the court battle and then lost the battle against the customer.
The Public Order Emergency Commission, was a public inquiry created by the Liberal government and Trudeau appointed a Justice to lead the commission. This commission found that the invocation of the emergency act was justified.
However, later there was a federal court that found that it was unjustified.
What's the right answer? I don't know, but I would think that the commission took a much more thorough look. We probably won't have a single answer unless it goes to the Supreme Court.
I'm pretty sure they'd have to pay off the creditors first.
If you'd like to learn how, I recommend the book (which is also available online) Crafting Interpreters.
The ones on Twitter that are sourced in the article. This is a non story.
Hugh Howey and Jack McDevitt are a couple that come to mind that I don't see on your list.
I can't remember how I set it up, but I use Wolf Launcher and it's great.
Well, there's also the part about not holding any office.
Falling in a hole implies you are already in the hole. Falling into a whole is equivalent to falling down a hole.
Good find. Your Google skills are better than mine... or maybe I just gave up too soon.
I did find on Wikipedia, though, that the original Zionist plans were for a secular state with majority Jewish citizens, so yeah, definitely not what we have today.