Another measles case has been confirmed in Saskatchewan, prompting an exposure risk in about a dozen locations between Saskatoon and North Battleford.

U.S. President Donald Trump on Tuesday said he wouldn't mind if the Liberal Party won the upcoming Canadian election, saying: "I'd rather deal with a liberal than a conservative."

One million children will go untreated for severe malnutrition, up to 166,000 people will die from malaria and 200,000 more children will be paralyzed by polio over the next decade, the memos…

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On the 3rd anniversary of Dr Paul Farmer's death, several leaders reflect on his lessons for dealing with the ongoing crisis in global health and development

On being the anti-America

A program in Brazil that give a monthly cash sum to families living in poverty has an unexpected — and welcome result. A new study shows that it is dramatically reducing tuberculosis rates.

Health officials in Montreal are seeing a concerning spike in tuberculosis cases, and it’s not the only Canadian city seeing an increase.

The NDP holds less than a two per cent lead with decided voters over the Sask Party in the Regina Northeast byelection according to a Mainstreet poll.

To deal with Saskatchewan's job-creation problem, Moe has to admit we have a job-creation problem. He is struggling to do that.

A war of words continued between the provincial government and Saskatchewan educators on Monday.

At least Ontario Premier Doug Premier waited until he got elected before he started messing with municipal elections.

The province added 61,000 new jobs in July and the jobless rate fell from 5.9 per cent to 5.4 per cent

Leader for the Saskatchewan NDP Party Ryan Meili made his first stop in Lloydminster as party leader.  On Thursday, Meili toured around the city with Mayor Gerald Albers taking in the sights […]

Opposition leader Ryan Meili was back in North Battleford Tuesday afternoon for a busy day of meeting with local constituents and supporters.

The newly-minted NDP Opposition leader is on a road trip, visiting with party faithful.

John Gormley once included me on a list of New Democrats he liked, praising my openness to debate. It seems clear I'm no longer on that list.

The province is giving itself permission to spend up to $6 billion now, so that the dollars are available if ever needed.