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The executive director of a Saskatoon-based rehabilitation centre says the University of Saskatchewan’s decision to indefinitely suspend its wildlife program will leave injured wild animals with fewer treatment options and will put added pressure on organizations already stretched thin. The Western College of Veterinary Medicine (WCVM) announced last week that it will stop accepting wildlife patients as of July 22, as it conducts a review of its services.“The school’s Veterinary Medical Centre (VMC) will complete this extensive review process before making a final decision about the future of its wildlife service,” the university told Global News in a statement.“We had…
Personal support workers with the Canadian Union of Public Employees gathered in Etobicoke on Wednesday…
A document prepared for the federal artificial intelligence minister to use when pitching international investors…
Halifax Regional Police are investigating after human remains were found Wednesday morning, saying there is…
The Assiniboine River is expected to continue rising in Brandon, Man., this week and the…
Saskatchewan has voiced its support for a proposed Alberta-Ontario oil pipeline through the Northern Shield…
The constable in training killed in a traffic collision Tuesday will be remembered for his…
A growing wildfire in British Columbia’s Fraser Canyon has forced further evacuation alerts and the…
Researchers at Princess Margaret Cancer Centre in Toronto are working on a large trial to…
By Shivansh Tiwary and Louise Rasmussen Reuters Posted July 8, 2026 9:01 am Updated July…
Six of Ontario’s publicly-funded colleges chose not to apply to a government fund set up…
A suspicious object that appeared to be an improvised explosive device brought a Kelowna neighbourhood…
Concerns are growing over the future of the live-in caretaker position at Knox Mountain Park…
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