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By Jeremy Simes The Canadian Press Posted March 10, 2026 8:56 am 1 min read Descrease article font size Increase article font size Saskatchewan’s social services minister says he’s scheduling a meeting at Saskatoon’s downtown library following complaints of violence and social disorder. Terry Jenson had told the legislative assembly he’s planning to meet with library management.It comes after the Opposition NDP had pressed the Saskatchewan Party minister to work a shift at the downtown library.NDP deputy leader Vicki Mowat says she’s heard from library workers who want the minister to see the violence they’re experiencing firsthand. Get breaking National news For…

Everyone is willing ‌to take measures ‌to stabilise the oil market, including the ‌United States, ‌French ⁠finance minister ​Roland Lescure says.

NEW DELHI: The chief executive of India’s largest airline IndiGo has stepped down with immediate effect, the company said on Tuesday (Mar 10), months after mass flight cancellations by the carrier threw airports across India into disarray.In a stock exchange filing, the airline’s parent InterGlobe Aviation Limited said its board had taken note of the resignation of CEO Pieter Elbers, who will be relieved from his duties at the close of business on Mar 10.Managing director Rahul Bhatia will “in the interim assume management of the affairs of the company” until a new chief executive is appointed, the filing said,…

Listen to this article | 5 minsinfoThe Iranian women’s footballers returning to the country after their Asian Cup campaign in Australia will be welcomed home “with open arms”, Iran’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs has said.Ministry spokesperson Esmaeil Baghaei urged the players to “come home” on Tuesday, hours after five members of Iran’s squad sought asylum in Australia following their team’s exit from the tournament.Recommended Stories list of 3 itemsend of list“To Iran’s women’s football team: don’t worry – Iran awaits you with open arms,” Baghaei wrote on X.His post came shortly after the office of Iran’s general prosecutor said the remaining members…

NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! One week into the war with Iran, U.S. officials say American and Israeli forces are moving toward “complete control” of Iranian airspace — clearing the way for deeper strikes, a broader target list and a conflict that appears to be expanding rather than winding down.In briefings this week, Secretary of War Pete Hegseth and Joint Chiefs Chairman Gen. Dan Caine described what they called near-uncontested airspace over key corridors, a shift that allows sustained bombing operations deep inside Iran. “We are winning with an overwhelming and unrelenting focus on our objectives,” Hegseth said…

NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! Former NBA star Jalen Rose suggested in a recent podcast there was a racial aspect behind certain professional sports leagues having a salary cap.Rose appeared on a live edition of the “Joe and Jada Unfiltered” podcast last week and said the “only sports that have salary caps are Black led” as he talked about his problem with the system. He named leagues like MLB, NASCAR, golf and tennis that do not have salary caps. Though he failed to mention that the NHL has a salary cap as roughly two dozen NHL players…

NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! FIRST ON FOX: The Anti-Defamation League (ADL) released its 2026 Campus Antisemitism Report Card, revealing a discrepancy between universities’ improved policies and students’ experiences with anti-Jewish hate.The report card assessed 150 colleges and universities using 32 criteria that fell into three categories: administrative policies, Jewish life on campus, campus conduct and climate concerns. The number of colleges and universities receiving As and Bs on their report cards more than doubled since 2024, going from 23.5% to 58%. Additionally, the ADL noted that grades of 47% of the 135 schools assessed in 2025…

By Staff The Canadian Press Posted March 10, 2026 9:02 am 1 min read Descrease article font size Increase article font size Defence lawyers are set to call more witnesses Tuesday in the sexual assault trial of Canadian auto parts tycoon Frank Stronach. The defence began presenting its case Monday, calling several witnesses, including the businessman’s former driver.Glenn Anderson told the court he was on call to drive Stronach to work events, meetings and other engagements for roughly a decade in the 1980s. Get breaking National news For news impacting Canada and around the world, sign up for breaking news alerts delivered…

Shop, fast-food and warehouse workers across NSW are calling for a new public holiday in September, arguing the state is falling behind the rest of Australia when it comes to time off.The campaign, led by the Shop, Distributive and Allied Employees Association (SDA), proposes a “Family and Community Day” at the start of spring.The union is touring the state this month, holding meetings with workers to drum up support.NSW has 11 public holidays, fewer than most other states and territories, which generally offer 12 or 13.It is also the only state with a six-month gap between public holidays, from June…

SEOUL: A concrete barrier blamed for a deadly South Korean jet crash that killed 179 people in December 2024 had been built to cut costs, the state auditor said on Tuesday (Mar 10).Jeju Air Flight 2216 was coming in to land at Muan International Airport from Thailand when it struck a flock of birds and was forced to make a belly landing.While the pilots managed to put the aircraft down and slide it along the runway, it burst into a fireball after colliding with a concrete structure buried inside a mound at the end of the runway, killing 179 people…