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Silent at trial, Dustin Paxton tells his story in videotaped police interview
Worn from the three-hour drive north to Edmonton, Calgary detectives Doug Crippen and Bryan Rowe were wide awake and ready to interrogate Dustin Paxton, even though it was 1:30 a.m. They faced off across a metal table inside a stark police interview room roughly the size of a cell. "OK, Dustin. I want to make sure we get off on the right foot here," said Crippen. He needed to build rapport with ...
Hartnell Up
Scott Hartnell has had his struggles, but he’s handling the puck better now than at any point of his five-year Flyers career. (Yong Kim/Staff Photographer)
Gordie Howe doing fine - just getting older, son says
Gordie Howe's son, Marty, explains more about his father's health.
Boil water for drinking in Prince Albert, officials say
Health officials want people in Prince Albert and area to boil water used for drinking.
Vehicle insurance rate hike proposed
The cost of driving a vehicle in Saskatchewan could soon go up, if a proposed 3.7 per cent increase in insurance rates is approved.
Is your home insurance up to date?
TORONTO , Feb. 1, 2012 /CNW/ - After a disaster or burglary would you be able to replace everything, all at once? Insurance Bureau of Canada (IBC) reminds homeowners and tenants to make sure their insurance ...
Driver killed in crash near Saskatoon
One person is dead following a single-vehicle crash on Highway 7, about 40 kilometres southwest of Saskatoon.
Saskatoon inspires travel writer
Travel blogger Robert Reid has dubbed Saskatoon a most "tuneful" city, David Shield reports.
Coyote zips through Regina
A coyote scoots across a field — and road — in Regina. We often hear of it coyote sightings, but CBC video journalist Dean Gutheil caught this one on tape.
Sask. provincial judges to get salary boosted
Saskatchewan provincial judges are getting more money, with their annual salaries going up to about $268,000 over over the next three years.
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