Christopher Oldcorn

Canada has spent 50 years pretending the death penalty debate is closed. It is not. It was parked by political elites who hoped the public would move on. The public has not moved on.

The Saskatchewan government ended the 2025-26 fiscal year with a $947 million operating deficit, as rising healthcare, corrections, and wildfire costs pushed spending higher than expected.

A video circulating online shows a woman confronting two self-described ‘newcomers’ from Bangladesh at Pleasant Hill Park in Saskatoon after she accused them of recording children at a public playground and water park.

Canada likes to describe itself as a mature democracy. We are often told by the Laurentian elite, who have never been shy about lecturing the West, that this country is built on tolerance, debate, pluralism, and peaceful disagreement.

The Canadian Health Coalition wants the federal government to weaponize healthcare dollars against Alberta, but targeting billions in funding could finally push Alberta out the door.

A Regina mosque seeking to become the first in Canada to broadcast the call to prayer and says it wants to include an English translation alongside the traditional Arabic to ease community concerns, as a city councillor calls for the practice to be halted.

Police allege Saskatchewan Roughriders captain Jayden Dalke was driving the wrong way on Highway 11 before a head-on collision northwest of Regina that killed him and another driver.

The federal government has rejected far more student visa applications from Gaza than it has approved, despite calls from advocacy groups urging Ottawa to fast-track permits for students accepted by Canadian colleges and universities.