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Saskatoon’s transportation committee has postponed land expropriation discussions for six Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) station sites due to stalled negotiations with property owners. City administrators reported ongoing consultations since 2024, with plans to re-engage four owners amid business concerns over safety and access related to the stations.
Prime Minister Mark Carney announced that “more intense” trade negotiations with the United States have commenced, following a call with President Donald Trump. Carney indicated that Canada has removed some “red lines” from discussion, including issues related to language and culture, as both sides aim for progress on key economic topics.
The Canadian federal budget for 2026 will include an update on immigration levels, as confirmed by a government source. The update will mark the second consecutive year it is included in the budget, aiming to clarify Canada’s approach to managing permanent and temporary residents amid ongoing concerns regarding public services and housing.
A U.S. immigration lawyer reported that a Canadian client died after refraining from medical treatment due to concerns about potential detention and deportation by U.S. authorities. The incident highlights the apprehension faced by individuals navigating the immigration system.
A person sustained non-life-threatening injuries in a wolf attack in northern Saskatchewan earlier this week, according to the province’s community safety ministry. The incident has raised concerns about wildlife interactions in the area, prompting local discussions on safety measures.
The riding has gained attention following the 2024 election, where Loewen secured a narrow victory over Wooldridge, winning by a margin of just 40 votes.
The relationship between City Hall officials and the Manitoba Legislative Building emerged as a central topic during the mayoral debate broadcast on 680 CJOB on Wednesday, highlighting the interplay between local governance and provincial oversight.
The NDP has shifted its messaging strategy, moving away from critiques of U.S. President Donald Trump to emphasise issues of affordability and the necessity for a stable majority government. This pivot reflects a strategic focus on relevant domestic concerns ahead of upcoming elections.
Approximately 150 attendees gathered at Wainwright’s Church of the Nazarene for a vigil on Wednesday evening, providing support to those affected as the community mourned. The event brought together residents in a show of solidarity during a difficult time.
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