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The birch bark canoe was once the principal means of transportation for First Nations people, but over the years it has become somewhat of a lost entity.

“Xa̱lp̓ida’s,” says ten year-old Mackenzie to Nova, her English Cream Golden Retriever. It means, ‘Turn around’. Not many dogs are learning in Kwak̓wala, but this is a unique friendship.

Want to know the exact location and specifications of every wind turbine in Canada? The federal government has you covered.

Whale research at Churchill Northern Studies Centre

Seventeen are in hospital

One of the Churchill region’s most resilient animals is a lesser-known critter, one that has the ability to freeze like a hockey puck to weather the North’s frigid winters and has a habitat range that dips south all the way to North Carolina.

Development delays for a mobile phone app geared to land owners is causing a legislative delay for a controversial Saskatchewan law regulating how people can access farmers’ privately-owned lands.

Liberals feel Sask. Party pays lip service to rural Saskatchewan

Saskatchewan voters, including those in the provincial constituency of Melville-Saltcoats head to the polls Monday, Oct. 26.

Let CAA help winterize your ride