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Should someone who kills another person face lesser consequences if it was for a good reason? There’s a dark discussion emerging after the killing of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson. Evan is joined by American trial lawyer and Texas radio host, Charles “Big Angry” Adams, to discuss the emerging information about the man suspected of the killing, Luigi Mangione.

The Saskatoon Police Service are investigatin another murder in the Bridge City.

HALIFAX — An independent panel of senior Nova Scotia bureaucrats has been appointed to review the pay packages for members of the legislature.

The Major Crime Section is gathering evidence in the 1700 block of 22nd Street West.

The binding arbitration hearing between the Teachers’ Bargaining Committee and the Government-Trustee Bargaining Committee concluded Wednesday shortly after 6 p.m. in Saskatoon.

This year is the second highest for homicides since 1981. Two other years had 16 murders.

The threat of tariffs still looms over Canada as incoming U.S. President Donald Trump’s inauguration day nears. Joining Evan to discuss those economics and the drop in the Canadian dollar’s value is Paul Martin, Saskatchewan business commentator and expert.

The Purrfect Cup Cafe in Saskatoon woke up to a shattered window by its front entrance.

The Regina Police Service (RPS) announced its new Mobile Testing Unit (MTU) — a van that can test for impaired driving at any location — just in time for the holidays.

The Court found a thumbs-up emoji was a legally binding agreement between a farmer and a grain buyer.