Finalists/Finalistes: Written feature / Reportage écrit
⭐️Alyshah Hasham - Toronto Star
⭐️Katharine Lake Berz - Toronto Star
⭐️Nicole O'Reilly - Hamilton Spectator
⭐️Jana Pruden - Globe & Mail
⭐️Jennifer Yang - Globe & Mail
#cajawards #prixACJ

Finalists/ Finalistes : JHR /CAJ Emerging Indigenous Journalist /
journaliste autochtone émergent.e
⭐️Vanna Blacksmith - CBC North Cree Unit
⭐️Sav Jonsa - APTN National News
⭐️Sis'moqon - CBC Indigenous
⭐️Alessia Passafiume - CP
⭐️Savannah Ridley - Narwhal
#CAJawards #prixACJ

RM of Sherwood council approves Bell Canada AI data centre near Regina | CBC News The seven-member council for a rural municipality near Regina — only three of whom were elected to their positions — has approved a development agreement for Bell Canada's planned 300-megawatt AI data...

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Bell's AI Data Centre near Regina to move forward after a vote at the RM of Sherwood on Monday.

The Canadian Press attended and took photos and recorded video of the event.

In the full video, Carney does not make the comments attributed to him in the clip, nor does he discuss Alberta separatism at any point.

3 years and $23.5M later, final repairs for Regina's collapsed stormwater pipe underway | CBC News A section of Wascana Park in Regina has been fenced off for more than three years, protecting a concrete basin and pumps serving as a temporary bypass under the Albert Memorial Bridge. Work on a perma...

3 years and $23.5M later, final repairs for Regina's collapsed stormwater pipe underway
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The thing about Vancouver wanting a world class art gallery is we already have one.

The Museum of Anthropology combines two of the greatest visual contributions this land has shared with the world — West Coast Modernism and Northwest Coast Art — into a singular expression of this region.

Over 100 people in Regina protest proposed AI data centre at provincial legislature | CBC News Nearly 200 people gathered at the legislature in Regina Saturday to protest the lack of consultation around Bell Canada's planned AI data centre, set to be built in Sherwood. The rural municipality's ...

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Regina residents rally against proposed AI data centre before RM of Sherwood council vote
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Over 100 people in Regina protest proposed AI data centre at provincial legislature | CBC News Nearly 200 people gathered at the legislature in Regina Saturday to protest the lack of consultation around Bell Canada's planned AI data centre, set to be built in Sherwood. The rural municipality's ...

Regina residents rally against proposed AI data centre before RM of Sherwood council vote
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Photos from today’s rally against the proposed Bell AI data centre near Regina.

3 Southern California residents sentenced in bear suit insurance fraud scheme Three Southern California residents have been sentenced in a bizarre insurance fraud scheme which prosecutors say involved them staging fake bear attacks on high-end cars.

"bear suit insurance fraud"

Today RCMP put out an explanation for the lack of comms, citing the need to protect the integrity of the investigation www.cbc.ca/news/canada/...

Sask. Marshals steadfast in refusal to release details of alleged misconduct YouTube video by CBC News Saskatchewan

WATCH: Saskatchewan Marshals refuse to release details of alleged misconduct
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The Shocking Secrets of Madison Square Garden's Surveillance Machine Famously vengeful Knicks owner Jim Dolan has long spied on people at his iconic arenas. WIRED goes deep inside the operation that allegedly tracked a trans woman, lawyers, protesters, and more.

Famously vengeful Knicks owner Jim Dolan has long spied on people at his iconic arenas. WIRED goes deep inside the operation that allegedly tracked a trans woman, lawyers, protesters, and more. www.wired.com/story/madiso...

Sask. Polytechnic announces more layoffs, bringing total staff cuts to 154 since July | CBC News Since July 2025, Sask. Polytechnic has cut programs and laid off 154 people.

Sask. Polytechnic announces more layoffs, bringing total staff cuts to 154 since July
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Street opening: “Argyle Street will remain fully open to people walking, cycling and rolling.”

Acadia to award CBC Radio host Portia Clark with honorary doctorate | CBC News Acadia University is awarding longtime CBC journalist and host Portia Clark with an honorary doctor of letters degree, recognizing her work that has "shaped civic conversation for decades."

Acadia to award CBC Radio host Portia Clark with honorary doctorate
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Riders fire Ajou Ajou after CFL says he made 'aggressive and unwelcome physical contact' with women | CBC News The Saskatchewan Roughriders have kicked receiver Ajou Ajou off the team after the CFL concluded he made 'aggressive and unwelcome physical contact' with multiple women at a Regina restaurant on the d...

Riders release Ajou Ajou after CFL says he made 'aggressive and unwelcome physical contact' with women
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Worth noting that Nov. 18, 2025, was the same day as the Saskatchewan Roughriders parade through downtown Regina.

BREAKING: CFL says they've suspended wide receiver Ajou Ajou for six games after he engaged in "aggressive and unwelcome physical contact with multiple women at a restaurant in Regina" in Nov. 2025.

Roughriders now say they've released Ajou from the organization.

Money, land, fans.

Here's my video on the three big question marks surrounding Vancouver's sudden push for a major league baseball team.

Love to see it!

Marshals withhold details on misconduct investigation despite Sask. privacy commissioner's recommendation | CBC News The province's community safety minister says he supports the Saskatchewan Marshals Service after it declined to release all documents about a misconduct investigation into one of the police service's...

The province's community safety minister says he supports the Saskatchewan Marshals Service after it declined to release all documents about a misconduct investigation into one of the police service's former members.

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Nurses' union says Saskatoon hospitals dealing with more overdoses after PHR closure | CBC News "(Nurses) are having to adjust and focus more on this patient population, which also takes away patient care for many of the others experiencing emergencies," said Saskatchewan Union of Nurses preside...

Nurses' union says Saskatoon hospitals dealing with more overdoses after PHR closure
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If I've memorized the file number, it has taken you too long to respond.

The Credit Foncier building reduced to rubble. The fire in Harvard’s Gordon Block destroyed 2 heritage buildings in our downtown. #yqrcc

He means the coal fired power plant.

Worth noting that instead of knocking this softball out of the park, Harrison pivoted to trashing the NDP’s recently released grid and growth plan.

“Sometimes ministers don’t come back after elections.” - Premier Scott Moe responding to a question about repeated cabinet shuffles.

Councillor David Froh asks about removing PST on construction for municipalities.

Question gets the only claps so far from the SUMA conference bearpit session.

Finance Minister Reiter has said he’s happy to talk with municipalities.

The government has rejected the request in the legislature

The R-word was taboo as a slur for people with disabilities. Now it's being normalized again | CBC Radio The R-word has been considered taboo for several years, as a slur against people with intellectual and developmental disabilities. Now, the word appears to be undergoing a resurgence and normalization...

The R-word was taboo as a slur for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities. Now it's being normalized again. Hearing the word is like 'having the wind knocked out of you,' says artist Liz Etmanski. www.cbc.ca/radio/thecur... via @cbcnews.ca @mattgalloway.bsky.social