Prince Albert law enforcement reported the discovery of human remains during a quest for a missing adolescent who vanished in June. The search, involving...

Approximately 10% of unionized federal public servants are still facing delays in returning to the office four days a week due to space constraints, as confirmed by Public Services and Procurement Canada (PSPC). The initiative, known as RTO4, mandated federal employees to be in the office for a minimum of four days a week starting from July 6, in contrast to the previous three-day requirement since September 2024. Executives have been obligated to attend the office five days a week since May. PSPC, responsible for managing offices of around a hundred government departments, aims to reduce the 10% figure to 5% by March 2027 through optimizing existing office spaces and providing additional premises if necessary. The...

Athletes from Russia and Belarus have been permitted to compete under a neutral status for the upcoming season by the International Ski and Snowboard Federation. The governing body stated that individuals from these countries can participate in FIS competitions by signing a declaration of neutrality adhering to specified principles, with the possibility of facing sanctions for non-compliance. In a ruling last December by the Court of Arbitration for Sport, Russian skiers were granted permission to partake in international events after a nearly four-year ban amidst the conflict in Ukraine. This ruling enabled them to join World Cup competitions in disciplines like Alpine, cross-country, freestyle skiing, and snowboarding in pursuit of qualifying for the upcoming Milan Cortina...