PHOTO GALLERY: Zombie Prep Camp
Zombie Prep Camp was designed to teach participants practical skills in unarmed combat, archery, axe-throwing, emergency first aid, fire-starting and shelter building. It also has real zombies. Continue reading
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Supreme Court upholds acquittal of mom who left newborn baby in Walmart toilet
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The Supreme Court of Canada has upheld the acquittal of a Saskatchewan woman who gave birth in a Walmart bathroom stall and left the newborn in a toilet. Continue reading
Tourism in Saskatchewan attracts attention of Lonely Planet
The Lonely Planet travel writer touring Saskatchewan wants to see the province’s number of entries doubled in the guide’s 12th edition. Continue reading
Three companies recall antipsychotic drug quetiapine
Health Canada says three companies are voluntarily recalling all lots of the antipsychotic drug quetiapine. Continue reading
Sask. communities to benefit from 500 new child care spaces
The province unveiled the 15 Saskatchewan communities that will receive new child care spaces as part of a promise made in the budget Continue reading
Crown appeals community sentence for former Prince Albert teacher
The Crown is appealing a community sentence given to a former Prince Albert teacher found guilty of sexually exploiting a student. Continue reading
Chris Hadfield on playing the guitar in outer space
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During his time as commander of the International Space Station, Canada’s Chris Hadfield gained something of a musical following, recording and releasing songs from orbit. Listen as Hadfield talks about the unique challenges of playing his guitar in outer space. Continue reading
Saskatchewan gets D on health report card
Conference Board of Canada gives Saskatchewan a “D” on its health system report card. Continue reading
Regina man charged with attempted murder
The Regina police have arrested and charged a Regina man after a home invasion in May of last year. Continue reading
“This kind of shocking and senseless violence, so deeply rooted in hate, has no place in a city whose greatest strength will always be its diversity.”New York City Council Speaker Christine Quinn Police commissioner calls fatal shooting in New York City an anti-gay hate crime →
Police warn of dangerous offender released in the community
The Regina Police Service is advising the public – particularly those in the Heritage area – that a high-risk offender is now living in the community. Continue reading
Mullen Group buys Saskatchewan trucking firm
Mullen Group to add up to $40 million in annual revenue from Sask. Acquisition. Continue reading
Oxbow runs to upset win in Preakness, ending Orb’s Triple Crown try
Oxbow has won the Preakness, ruining Orb’s bid to capture the Triple Crown. Continue reading