First large-scale wind power plant approved in Sask.
Regina declared as host city for 2019 Baseball Canada Cup U17
Cocaine found in Estevan arena
Weather stalls harvest in Saskatchewan
Goalie Max Paddock returned to Regina Pats by San Jose Sharks
Sask government accepting applications for Saskatchewan Value-Added Agriculture Incentive
Sask. mother in mourning aims to start support group for those who lost a child
By Meaghan Craig Reporter
A Prince Albert mother in mourning has taken to social media to connect families who are dealing with the death of a child. Continue reading
Phone it forward campaign provides smartphones to people with vision loss
Individuals in Saskatchewan who are blind or partially sighted are now able to receive smartphones specifically loaded with accessible apps. Continue reading
New Jersey sheriff apologizes for remarks about black people, Sikh attorney general
The remarks were “not representative of the person that I am and they are in no way consistent with the manner in which I have conducted my life personally…” Continue reading
Number of people in Saskatchewan receiving EI drops in July
Statistics Canada reported Thursday there were 16,500 EI beneficiaries in Saskatchewan during July. Continue reading
Woman pleads guilty to manslaughter in 2016 death of Logan Ring
Rebecca Kuhlman pleaded guilty to the lesser charge of manslaughter after being charged with second-degree murder in the 2016 death of Logan Ring. Continue reading
Vietnam President Tran Dai Quang dies after ‘serious illness’
He died of a “serious illness despite efforts by domestic and international doctors and professors.” Continue reading
Regina Airport Authority run mock disaster exercise
Flames busted through the sky at the Regina airport this afternoon in part of a mock disaster exercise. Continue reading
Death of man found on Thunderchild First Nation ruled suspicious
Saskatchewan RCMP say the death of Roger Standingwater, 57, is considered suspicious. Continue reading
A 300-metre-long spiderweb has been woven in Greece, with likely thousands of arachnids underneath
By Jesse Ferreras Online Journalist
There’s nothing for humans to worry about. Gnats, on the other hand… Continue reading
Sask. search and rescue president wants Silver Alert program for missing seniors
By Ryan Kessler Reporter
A Silver Alert functions like an Amber Alert, but is meant to locate seniors instead of children. Continue reading
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Loblaws poised to enter Sask. liquor market after Oct. 8
By David Baxter Reporter
Soon, new players will be able to enter the Saskatchewan liquor market including grocery giant Loblaws. Liquor retail permits will be purchasable after Oct. 8. Continue reading
‘Tiger Mom’ author and husband advised students to look a certain way to work for Brett Kavanaugh: reports
By Jesse Ferreras Online Journalist
Amy Chua, author of “Battle Hymn of the Tiger Mother,” is also a Yale law professor along with her husband. They reportedly counseled students on how to look if they wanted to clerk with Brett Kavanaugh. Continue reading
Stolen vehicles used to crash into Saskatchewan banks, steal ATMs
Saskatchewan RCMP have released this surveillance photo after two separate incidents involving ATM theft last week. Continue reading
Dinosaur fossils discovered in Saskatchewan
New fossil discoveries have been made in Saskatchewan this summer, by scientists at the Royal Saskatchewan Museum. Continue reading
Police responding to shooting in Syracuse, N.Y., multiple people injured
Police in Syracuse, N.Y., are responding to a shooting on Midland Avenue which began at approximately 9 p.m. EST. At least five people have been injured. Continue reading
House of Commons unanimously votes to call Myanmar Rohingya killings a genocide
In a rare show of unanimity, MPs on Thursday agreed to call a campaign of ethnic cleansing against the Rohingya in Myanmar an act of genocide. Continue reading
‘Tiger Mom’ author and husband advised students to look a certain way to work for Brett Kavanaugh: reports
By Jesse Ferreras Online Journalist
Amy Chua, author of “Battle Hymn of the Tiger Mother,” is also a Yale law professor along with her husband. They reportedly counseled students on how to look if they wanted to clerk with Brett Kavanaugh. Continue reading
Theo Fleury says addiction robbed him of 21 years of maturity. So today, he’s ‘only 29’
By Jesse Ferreras Online Journalist
Former NHLer Theo Fleury has marked 13 years of sobriety. Continue reading
Canada pushes back on U.S. trade law that lets Trump use national security to justify tariffs
Sources say Thursday’s talks between Foreign Affairs Minister Chrystia Freeland and U.S. trade ambassador Robert Lighthizer were dominated by efforts to secure a commitment from the Americans that a new NAFTA deal would mitigate the risk of such tariffs. Continue reading
Canada Post rural workers to get hefty pay increase, arbitrator rules
An arbitrator has released a ruling in a long-standing pay equity dispute at Canada Post that gives rural carriers a hefty pay increase. Continue reading
Sask. mother in mourning aims to start support group for those who lost a child
By Meaghan Craig Reporter
A Prince Albert mother in mourning has taken to social media to connect families who are dealing with the death of a child. Continue reading
City, police investigate members-only strip club
By Cami Kepke Reporter
Provincial laws ban adult entertainment where alcohol is sold, but by providing booze as a membership perk, this group may have found a way around it. Continue reading
Regina declared as host city for 2019 Baseball Canada Cup U17
The City of Regina received some good news from Baseball Canada on Thursday, learning they will be the host city for the 2019 Baseball Canada Cup U17 championships. Continue reading
Cocaine found in Estevan arena
Estevan police are investigating after a baggie of cocaine was discovered in the arena during an Estevan Bruins game this week. Continue reading
Goalie Max Paddock returned to Regina Pats by San Jose Sharks
Pats goaltender Max Paddock is heading back to Regina, after being returned to the club by the San Jose Sharks of the NHL on Thursday. Continue reading
Weather stalls harvest in Saskatchewan
Saskatchewan Agriculture reported Thursday that 62 per cent of the 2018 crop is in the bin. Continue reading
Phone it forward campaign provides smartphones to people with vision loss
Individuals in Saskatchewan who are blind or partially sighted are now able to receive smartphones specifically loaded with accessible apps. Continue reading
Sask government accepting applications for Saskatchewan Value-Added Agriculture Incentive
Saskatchewan Value-Added Agriculture Incentive (SVAI) applications are now being accepted by the Government of Saskatchewan. Continue reading
First large-scale wind power plant approved in Sask.
By David Baxter Reporter
After being denied at its original location due to migratory birds, Algonquin Power Co. will soon begin building a 56 turbine windfarm near Herbert, Sask. Continue reading
Number of people in Saskatchewan receiving EI drops in July
Statistics Canada reported Thursday there were 16,500 EI beneficiaries in Saskatchewan during July. Continue reading
Woman pleads guilty to manslaughter in 2016 death of Logan Ring
Rebecca Kuhlman pleaded guilty to the lesser charge of manslaughter after being charged with second-degree murder in the 2016 death of Logan Ring. Continue reading
Regina Airport Authority run mock disaster exercise
Flames busted through the sky at the Regina airport this afternoon in part of a mock disaster exercise. Continue reading
Death of man found on Thunderchild First Nation ruled suspicious
Saskatchewan RCMP say the death of Roger Standingwater, 57, is considered suspicious. Continue reading
Sask. search and rescue president wants Silver Alert program for missing seniors
By Ryan Kessler Reporter
A Silver Alert functions like an Amber Alert, but is meant to locate seniors instead of children. Continue reading
Loblaws poised to enter Sask. liquor market after Oct. 8
By David Baxter Reporter
Soon, new players will be able to enter the Saskatchewan liquor market including grocery giant Loblaws. Liquor retail permits will be purchasable after Oct. 8. Continue reading
Stolen vehicles used to crash into Saskatchewan banks, steal ATMs
Saskatchewan RCMP have released this surveillance photo after two separate incidents involving ATM theft last week. Continue reading
Dinosaur fossils discovered in Saskatchewan
New fossil discoveries have been made in Saskatchewan this summer, by scientists at the Royal Saskatchewan Museum. Continue reading
Roosevelt’s dip in production emblematic of Riders’ offensive struggles
Naaman Roosevelt is expected to be a vital cog in the Saskatchewan Roughriders’ offence again in 2018. Continue reading
1 in custody after threat made against Delisle, Sask. school: RCMP
Saskatchewan RCMP say one person is in custody after a Delisle school was placed in “hold and secure” on Wednesday. Continue reading
Masked male charged for carrying large knife downtown
A 33-year-old male has been caught by police, after carrying a large knife at the 1800 block of Scarth Street. Continue reading
Thief uses Halloween mask in east Regina robbery
Regina police are investigating a robbery, after a thief used a Halloween mask to steal from a business in the 2200 east block of Victoria Avenue. Continue reading
New underground lines set to reduce power cuts in Saskatchewan
SaskPower is replacing aging underground power lines this fall in parts of eight Regina and Saskatoon neighbourhoods. Continue reading
Dodsland man dies in truck collision
A 59-year-old male from Dodsland was pronounced dead on the scene, after the pickup truck he was driving entered a ditch. Continue reading
Erin Weir wants external appeal of harassment investigation by NDP
Regina-Lewvan MP Erin Weir is requesting an external appeal of NDP leader Jagmeet Singh’s harassment investigation after Singh said Weir would not be allowed to run for the NDP in the next federal election. Continue reading
University of Regina researchers test potential MS treatment
By Cami Kepke Reporter
They’re comparing it to the Trojan Horse- a new drug that preys on destructive cells that cause multiple sclerosis. Continue reading
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