Saskatoon stabbing puts one man in hospital

Wallin may be forced to repay thousands in travel expenses: Pamela Wallin, the Senator from Saskatchewan, was back in the news this week, refusing to tell CBC News if she had repaid any travel expense money. more »

Saskatchewan premier restates call to abolish Senate: Saskatchewan Premier Brad Wall says people in his party, himself included, want to take another look at abolishing the senate. more »
Man pleads guilty to manslaughter in 2011 killing: A Muskoday First Nations man has pleaded guility to manslaughter in the death of another man from the reserve. more »
4 Regina teens charged in property crime spree: Four teens are facing more 90 charges following a string of thefts and other property crimes in two communities east of Regina — White City and Pilot Butte. more »
Committee wants pooch protected from pick-ups: The committee said that "allowing dogs to ride in the back creates a very real danger." more »

Toronto Mayor Rob Ford denies using crack cocaine: The mayor of Canada's largest city told a packed news conference that he doesn't use crack cocaine and isn't a crack addict. more »

Royal Bank pledges not to outsource jobs for cash savings: Royal Bank has promised it will never outsource a Canadian job to a foreign worker solely to save money. more »
Washington police blame bridge collapse on Alberta trucker: Washington State police say an Alberta trucker was responsible for hitting a steel beam precipitating a bridge collapse on one of the busiest routes in the American northwest. more »
Man accused of killing child in patio crash granted bail: Emotions ran high in a packed Edmonton courthouse Friday as Richard Suter, accused of causing a crash into a restaurant patio that killed a young boy, was granted bail. more »
Canada ranks 3rd last in paid vacations: Canada ranks third last among economically advanced countries in the amount of paid vacation time it guarantees its workers, a new U.S. study indicates. more »

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