Slave Lake

Canada AM looks at how Slave Lake is recovering one year after the devastating fire.

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Supporters rally for return of Sask. film tax credit

More than 50 motorcycles and a half dozen movie trucks joined hundreds of supporters at the Saskatchewan legislature to rally for the reinstatement of the province's film tax credit.

Rafferty breaks silence, stands behind 'not guilty'

A judge sealed the fate of convicted killer Michael Rafferty on Tuesday, sentencing the 31-year-old to life in prison with no chance of parole for 25 years.

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Families distraught over crash

Families in southern Alberta are trying to come to terms with the deaths of three people who were killed when their plane crashed into another in central Saskatchewan.

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3 confirmed dead after float plane crash near Kelowna

Three people have died after a float plane plummeted to the ground and burst into flames in British Columbia's Okanagan region.

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Film industry caravan headed to legislature

Supporters of the Saskatchewan film industry tax credit are headed to the provincial legislature in Regina to rally against the Saskatchewan Party government's decision to cut the credit.

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Lack of details reignites dome debate

Regina city councilors have unanimously voted in favour of plans to push ahead with an open-air stadium at Evraz Place and a new inner-city development on the CP rail yard.

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Obama brings gay marriage into election spotlight

As supporters praise U.S. President Barack Obama for coming out in full support of same-sex marriage, critics accuse him of shifting positions and being politically opportunistic.

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U of R hiking tuition, cutting jobs

About 25 faculty and staff positions are expected to be cut, but the university says most of those jobs are or will soon be vacant.

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NDP raises questions over Viterra bid

Questions are being raised over the Viterra bidding war before a potential takeover was made public.

Canada's cancer death rate falling, report says

The death toll cancer takes in Canada is on the decline, fuelled in large part by the fact that lung cancer is killing fewer Canadian men than it did in earlier decades, the Canadian Cancer Society said Wednesday.

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Premier Wall fires back at Mulcair

Saskatchewan Premier Brad Wall used Twitter Monday to poke at Thomas Mulcair and comments the federal NDP leader made about resources and the high Canadian dollar.

Officials identify cause of downtown explosion, power outage

A collapsed storm sewer that flooded an underground transformer vault is being blamed for explosions and power outages in downtown Saskatoon Monday afternoon.

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