ContentSkip to Main ContentAccessibility HelpnewsTop StoriesLocalClimateWorldCanadaPoliticsIndigenousBusinessThe NationalHealthEntertainmentScienceCBC News InvestigatesDisability LifeGo PublicAbout CBC NewsBeing Black in CanadaTown of Duck Lake, Sask., invites bids for its naming rights3 hours ago | Duration 2:103 hours agoNewsDuration 2:10The town of Duck Lake is putting its name up for sale. Mayor Jason Anderson said the town’s name change is not just about business, but would also need to honour the community’s deep-rooted Canadian history.Related Stories Sask. Highway 201 designated as Chief Kahkewistahaw Way Churchill, Man., residents have reservations about Carney’s port development plan Manitoba offers new loan program as part of new economic development plan Residents will soon vote on name change for community, bay on P.E.I.’s North Shore Sask. town thankful Americans keep flocking here to hunt, amid Canada-U.S. tensionsMore from NewsVideo4:15What it’s like to play (and win) a World Series, according to Dave WinfieldThe National 39 minutes agoVideo1:37#TheMoment Joe Carter showed up for a surprise slice of pieThe National 2 hours agoVideo2:51How Ontario’s tariff ad compares to Reagan’s original speechThe National 2 hours agoVideo6:08How hard is it to hit a home run?The National 2 hours agoVideo2:03Coalition meets with Zelenskyy in U.K., welcomes U.S. sanctions on RussiaThe National 2 hours agoTrending NowVideo1:30Why are kids yelling ‘6-7’ in class?CBC News October 23Video2:46Ford launches anti-tariff ad campaign in U.S. October 15Video3:37Trump says all trade negotiations with Canada are terminatedThe National October 24Video11:46Trump calls Ontario ad quoting Reagan on tariffs a ‘FRAUD,’ ends trade talksOctober 24Video1:46Why Nelly Furtado is embracing ‘body neutrality’CBC News October 22
Town of Duck Lake, Sask., invites bids for its naming rights
