01 November 2025. 7:40

"I think everybody can agree we need to do what we can to ensure that [students] are in class and, unfortunately, this is the tool that needs to be utilized in this case."

He will now be known as Andrew Mountbatten Windsor - Buckingham Palace says

Late Thursday UK time, the "Firm" did what it should have done last week: The original statement lacked accountability, a sincere apology and allowed the main subject too much agency over its tone and content. And it led to further leaks which further inflamed public discontent. As a result, there was a needless week-long period of public anger and outrage, damaging the brand.

The province plans to address homelessness and addictions in the newest session of the legislature, which kicked off Wednesday with the speech from the throne. It also plans to allow tailgating at Sas...

REGINA - Saskatchewan politicians levelled accusations of preening and reckless behaviour as they debated China's punishing tariffs on Canadian canola in the legislature Thursday.

One can only laugh and express curiosity at the stranger aspects of the British legal system and the extreme deference shown to the royals. According to The Times, who obtained a copy of the leasehold agreement for Prince Andrew's home. He pays "one peppercorn (if demanded) for perpetual access to his 30 room mansion: Meanwhile, moves are afoot to have Parliament weigh in and permanently strip Andrew of his royal titles.

After years of drip-fed revelations, we might as well face it. This is a family elevated by birthright: they’re stuck with him and so are we, says Guardian columnist Marina Hyde

PR professionals and issues management experts take note: the “Firm” had a chance to draw a line and limit this crisis. Today’s statement blew that chance. No apology, no contrition, no regret. A missed opportunity. Now, this issue will fester through weeks of speculation about the future of the monarchy.

In statement released by Buckingham Palace, Andrew says he will give up titles and honours including the Duke of York

‘The Firm’ as a modernising strategy was already falling apart, but with the shocking allegations so fully in the public domain, it has now collapsed, says Guardian columnist Simon Jenkins

The Government of Saskatchewan has thrown into confusion the future of a shelter in downtown Moose Jaw by contradicting a relocation announcement initially confirmed by Premier Scott Moe and Justice M...