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The Saskatoon Police Service has identified the missing jet-skier from the South Saskatchewan River Weir as a 32-year-old man visiting from Mexico. Search efforts continue as authorities gather additional information regarding the circumstances surrounding the individual’s disappearance.

Environment Canada reported 104 millimetres of rainfall in the city over three days, with additional rain anticipated later this week. Authorities are monitoring conditions as the potential for further precipitation raises concerns about local flooding.

Minister of Women and Gender Equality Rechie Valdez announced a £173.7 million investment aimed at providing businesswomen with better access to financial resources, training, and mentorship opportunities. This funding initiative is designed to support female entrepreneurs in overcoming barriers to success.

A 70-year-old man has entered a guilty plea to dangerous driving charges linked to a crash involving his SUV that collided with a daycare located north of Toronto last year. The incident raised concerns regarding safety in the area.

A new bill introduces measures aimed at reducing the risk of chatbots disseminating harmful content. It also outlines crisis intervention protocols for instances of self-harm, suicide, or violence, addressing significant concerns in digital communication.

A recent memo indicates that after midnight on weekends, music bass levels can now reach 80 decibels, a reduction of five decibels from the previous year’s regulations. This adjustment aims to balance nightlife with community noise concerns.

Quebec’s Domestic Security Minister Ian Lafrenière has appointed an independent observer to oversee investigations into allegations of racism involving Montreal police officers. This measure aims to ensure transparency and accountability in the ongoing inquiries.

Tommy Stevens scored the decisive touchdown in overtime, leading the Saskatchewan Roughriders to a 40-37 victory against the Calgary Stampeders on Saturday. The win marks a significant achievement for the Roughriders as they continue their season campaign.

Steve Roberts will depart from the Saskatchewan Public Safety Agency at the end of June, following the release of a report that highlighted substantial deficiencies in the province’s response to wildfires in 2025. The report details various areas needing improvement in emergency management.

Officials have confirmed that although the wildfire has been extinguished, considerable hazards persist within the park, leading to its continued closure to the public. Safety assessments are ongoing as teams address the aftermath of the incident.