Federal tax court rules in Cameco’s favour

Federal tax court rules in Cameco’s favour

Saskatoon-based Cameco corporation says it is pleased with a recent federal tax court ruling. The company says the court has ruled in its favour in an ongoing dispute with the Canada Revenue Agency. The dispute revolves around how sales and purchase agreements by...
Regina police continue to search for missing girl

Regina police continue to search for missing girl

The Regina Police Service is asking for public assistance locating a missing 13-year-old girl. Addison Arlene-Reje Bird was last seen wearing glasses, a grey sweater and red pants in the 6100 block of Rochdale Boulevard around 8:30 p.m.Tuesday. Bird is described as...
Remote ultrasounds now being done in the far north

Remote ultrasounds now being done in the far north

The Athabasca Health Authority is looking to revolutionize health care in the far north with the introduction of a remote ultrasound machine. The procedure involves performing the ultrasound at the Stony Rapids hospital, while a radiologist reads the results in...
RCMP investigate break and enter on Red Earth First Nation

RCMP investigate break and enter on Red Earth First Nation

Carrot River RCMP are investigating a break and enter and vandalism on the Red Earth First Nation. Mounties say between last Thursday and yesterday, a home in the 400 block of the main village was broken into and vandalized extensively. The suspect broke windows and...
Cameco responds to threat of U.S. tariffs, quotas

Cameco responds to threat of U.S. tariffs, quotas

A Saskatoon uranium mining company is making its case to the U.S. government as to why it should not be subject to quotas or tariffs. The U.S. Department of Commerce has launched an investigation as to whether foreign uranium imports threaten national security. In a...