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Two independent Regina businesses prepped for holiday season months in advance and are now making the most of the busy shopping season.

An independent toy store in Regina is taking Toys 'R' Us closures in stride, stocking their shelves and welcoming new customers as their business is levelling up.

A Regina man is facing 31 charges following a police investigation into a series of retail thefts and a robbery spanning nearly a year.

Canadian farmers took time out last week to celebrate at Agribition, the largest livestock show in the West. It was a welcome break from a year of wrestling with U.S. tariffs.

A once popular outdoor waterpark in Saskatchewan is set to be torn down following decades of memories ranging from joyful and thrilling to downright ugly. 

Saskatchewan's two largest cities say they are noticing fewer water main breaks so far this year compared to the same reporting period in previous years.

The SPCA is among nine other Saskatchewan-based organizations supported by the $1.4 million investment for gender-based violence programming.

Flights to Mexico, Cuba and the Dominican remain popular this time of year, with many Saskatchewan residents booking their annual trip to beat the cold.

An emotional Mark McMorris exited the Milan Cortina Olympics on his shield Wednesday, falling on his third and final run in snowboard slopestyle in a bid to reach the medal podium for the fourth straight games.

Trump said Thursday he instructed U.S. Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy and U.S. military leaders to open up the airspace by the end of the day.

Power had returned for many of the hundreds of thousands who had lost electricity in Massachusetts, New Jersey, Delaware and Rhode Island.

OpenAI said it did not inform police of Jesse Van Rootselaar's ChatGPT activity last summer because it did not meet an internal threshold of an 'imminent' threat.

Farmers say they want to see changes to the federal government's Income Tax Act to include nieces and nephews in capital gains tax exemptions for farmland transfers.

The superintendent of the Peace River South school district has said students were not expected to return to Tumbler Ridge Secondary School.

The safety board said last week that its investigation continues and it's still "too early" to draw any conclusions about the cause and contributing factors in the crash.

Researchers warn AI-generated disinformation will be increasingly coming from the United States, particularly amid future battles over Alberta and Quebec independence.

People were flying in and booking hotels in Regina in hopes of seeing the Vanier Cup in person on Saturday, and it's resulted in a much-needed boost for local businesses.

Airports in Saskatchewan's two largest cities are reporting an uptick in passengers as the busiest travel period of the year is underway.

In his decision, Justice Graeme Mitchell of Court of King's Bench in Regina says the families' allegations are not sound in law and lack merit.

It's shaping up to be a nasty blast of winter across the Prairies today with snowstorms and blizzards set to dump up to 30 centimetres in some areas.