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Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe has dismissed Elon Musk's suggestion that the province should separate from Canada, answering with a blunt 'no'. The exchange, reported by CTV News, has drawn attention because it involves a billionaire American businessman weighing in on Canadian unity. Moe made clear the province is not pursuing separation despite Musk's remarks.
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Elon Musk has suggested that Alberta, Saskatchewan and Quebec should separate from Canada, prompting a response from Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe. The remark has drawn attention in Canada, where it touches on longstanding debates about western alienation and Quebec sovereignty, and provincial leaders are now weighing in publicly on the idea.
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Elon Musk has said that Alberta, Saskatchewan and Quebec should separate from Canada, according to Canada's National Observer. The remarks from the billionaire, who has become increasingly vocal about international politics, are drawing attention north of the border, where they touch on long-standing sovereignty debates in Quebec and western Canadian frustration with federal policy.
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The Calgary Stampeders and Saskatchewan Roughriders are set to face off in CFL Week 18, with coverage focused on Saskatchewan's struggles in the red zone that they hope to fix against Calgary. Outlets have broken down the keys to victory for both teams, while the game sits alongside a busy CFL slate that included a Tiger-Cats win over the Redblacks and an Argonauts quarterback injury.
- 5CFL receiving leaders ranked after Week 18●The CFL's receiving leaders through Week 18. # MontreALS # Argos # Riders # Elks # Stamps # BCLions # Redblacks # CFL #
With the Canadian Football League regular season entering its final weeks, attention has turned to the league's top pass-catchers through Week 18. A statistical rundown of the receiving leaders names players from clubs including the Montreal Alouettes, Toronto Argonauts, Saskatchewan Roughriders, Edmonton Elks, Calgary Stampeders, BC Lions and Ottawa Redblacks as fans track standings and individual races heading into the playoffs.
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Elon Musk has drawn attention with comments suggesting Alberta and Saskatchewan should separate from Canada. The premiers of both provinces publicly rejected the idea, shutting down any talk of leaving the country. The exchange has fuelled broader discussion about Western alienation, Quebec separatism comparisons, and foreign figures weighing in on Canadian unity debates.
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Two separate collisions are drawing attention in Canada. A South Carolina man has been charged after a Saskatchewan woman and two children were killed in a crash. Separately, a motorcyclist was seriously injured in a collision in North York, Toronto.
- 8Bell Canada to build gas power for Saskatchewan data centre project●‘ Bell Canada and the provincial government have already confirmed the initial 300 megawatts will be supplied by SaskPow
Bell Canada and the Saskatchewan government have confirmed that the initial 300 megawatts for a major power project will come from Crown utility SaskPower. Bell Canada will then be responsible for delivering the remaining 900 megawatts by constructing its own gas-powered generation system, a significant step for the telecom company into energy infrastructure.
- 9Hockey and football seasons collide in a packed sports week●Busy sports week ahead! 🏒🏈 Tonight, the # Leafs open the # NHL season. On Wednesday, my Leafs and my wife’s # Penguins a
Toronto Maple Leafs fans are gearing up as the NHL season opens, with the Leafs in action alongside Sidney Crosby's Pittsburgh Penguins. The busy slate continues with the Pittsburgh Steelers in the NFL and the Saskatchewan Roughriders in the CFL, giving fans of hockey and football plenty to follow across several leagues in a single week.
- 10Users nostalgic for Saskatchewan's old .sk.ca domains●Whenever I see a .sk domain I get excited and think it’s a Saskatchewan website. I remember back in the day there were .
A Canadian internet user sparked a nostalgic discussion about former Saskatchewan domain names like .sk.ca and .on.ca, recalling them from the early web era. The Canadian Internet Registration Authority stopped registering these third-level geographic domains in 2010, and the poster argues that bringing them back would be a fitting move for provincial identity online, inviting the registry to consider a revival.
- 11Fire Damages All Saints Church in Meadow Lake, Saskatchewan▼Prayers Requested for All Saints Church in Meadow Lake, SK Following Fire
A fire has struck All Saints Orthodox Church in Meadow Lake, Saskatchewan, prompting the Orthodox Church in America to ask the faithful for prayers for the congregation. No details on injuries, the extent of the damage, or the cause of the blaze have been released. The church community is awaiting further information as support and prayer requests spread among Orthodox believers.
- 12SGI urges drivers to watch for wildlife as collision season ramps up▼SGI urging drivers to watch for wildlife as collision season ramps up
Saskatchewan Government Insurance is warning drivers to stay alert for wildlife on the roads as the season for animal collisions picks up. The insurer is reminding motorists to slow down, scan the roadside, and be cautious at dawn and dusk when animals are most active, as crashes involving wildlife typically rise during this period.
- 13Ravens sign CFL draft pick Kyle Hergel●Baltimore Ravens sign Saskatchewan Roughriders draft pick Kyle Hergel https:// 3downnation.com/2026/09/30/bal timore-rav
The Baltimore Ravens have signed Kyle Hergel, an offensive lineman drafted by the Saskatchewan Roughriders, adding the Canadian Football League prospect to their roster. The move draws attention from CFL followers tracking whether the Riders can retain the young lineman, and from NFL watchers monitoring another cross-border player development.
- 14Saskatchewan's potash traced to ancient ocean geology●The Ocean Beneath: 400 Million Years of Geology Behind Saskatchewan’s Potash Story
Nutrien has published a look at the deep geological history behind Saskatchewan's potash, explaining how an ancient ocean that existed roughly 400 million years ago left behind the mineral deposits the province mines today. The piece connects that prehistoric seabed to the modern industry that makes the region one of the world's leading potash producers.
- 15Canadian astronaut Joshua Kutryk takes ISS seat●Fort Saskatchewan's Joshua Kutryk is in the far-right seat. # csa # nasa # canada # iss # space
Fort Saskatchewan's Joshua Kutryk, an astronaut with the Canadian Space Agency, is heading to the International Space Station, seated in the far-right position on the crew vehicle. The mission is conducted in cooperation between the CSA and NASA, making the Alberta astronaut one of the few Canadians to fly to the orbiting station.
- 16NASA Spotlights Farming Island in Saskatchewan River Delta▼An Agricultural “Island” in the Saskatchewan River Delta
NASA has published imagery highlighting an agricultural 'island' within the Saskatchewan River Delta in Canada, a vast wetland where farmland sits surrounded by channels and marsh. The feature illustrates how farming persists within one of North America's largest inland deltas, drawing attention to the region's unique geography and land use.
- 1718-year-old from Yorkton, Sask., faces terrorism charges●18-year-old from Yorkton, Sask., faces terrorism-related charges
An 18-year-old from Yorkton, Saskatchewan is facing terrorism-related charges, according to CBC News. Details about the alleged offences, the arrest, or any court appearances have not yet been reported, and it is not known what specific terrorism provisions the accused has been charged under.
- 18CEO calls proposed solar project a 'game changer'●'It's a game changer': CEO on proposed solar project
A company chief executive has described a proposed solar project as a 'game changer', according to Saskatchewan News Watch. Details about the project's size, location and timeline were not provided in the available coverage. The comment suggests the development could have a significant impact on the region's energy supply.
- 19Humanoid robot teaches STEM at Moose Jaw day camp●Humanoid robot brings STEM lessons to life at Moose Jaw day camp
A humanoid robot is being used at a day camp in Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan, to give children hands-on STEM lessons. Organisers hope the robot makes science and technology learning more engaging for young campers, showcasing how robotics can bring classroom concepts to life in local community programmes.