Humboldt Broncos coach posthumously honoured with Community Hero award at NHL awards
SaskPower expanding industrial and commercial smart meter program
‘It’s unable to keep pace’: retired police chief calls for major coroner’s office upgrades
Marijuana to be legal in Canada starting October 17, Trudeau confirms
Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe pitches new 50-50 equalization formula
Smoking to be banned on Saskatchewan Housing Corporation properties
Regina man charged with 2 child pornography offences
By David Baxter Reporter
Andrew John Downing, 43, of Regina has been charged with possession of and making child pornography available. Continue reading
RDBID releases 2018 summer lineup for Cinema Under the Stars
The Regina Downtown Business Improvement District (RDBID) announced the summer lineup for the 2018 season of Cinema Under the Stars in a news release on June 21. Continue reading
Killing dogs for meat is illegal, South Korea rules
Animal advocates hope the decision eventually paves the way for dog meat consumption to end entirely. Continue reading
Saskatchewan MP pushes to make National Indigenous Peoples Day statutory holiday
Saskatchewan MP Georgina Jolibois isn’t giving up the fight to make June 21, National Indigenous Peoples Day, a statutory holiday. Continue reading
Most crops at normal development stage: Saskatchewan Agriculture
While most crops are at normal stages of development, the lack of rain is a concern in some areas of Saskatchewan. Continue reading
Kate Spade’s ‘heartbroken’ father dies night before daughter’s funeral
The father of fashion designer Kate Spade – who died of suicide only two weeks ago – passed away Wednesday night, a family spokesperson said. Continue reading
Identifying paving scams in Saskatchewan
Warning signs of a paving scam include high pressure sales tactics or being required to put down a substantial down payment. Continue reading
Redblacks O-line counted on to protect Harris from aggressive Riders defence
The Redblacks (0-0) enjoyed a Week 1 bye, but will face a tough challenge as they host the Roughriders (1-0) Thursday night at TD Place. Continue reading
Canadians love diversity, just not the change that comes with it: survey
The Privy Council Office, which supports the Prime Minister’s Office, commissioned a study on diversity in Canada. The results were somewhat surprising. Continue reading
Charleston Hughes making presence felt with Saskatchewan Roughriders’ defence
The veteran pass rusher had three sacks in Saskatchewan’s season-opening 27-19 home win over the Toronto Argonauts last week. Continue reading
Cannabis announcement sets a date, but leaves questions about marijuana in Saskatchewan unanswered
By Colton Praill Reporter
Even with a 17 week period between the announcement and the official date, the lack of clarity will result in some retailers choosing not to open on October 17. Continue reading
Father rushes on to Virginia racetrack to pull son from burning vehicle
When racer Mike Jones’s car exploded into flames on the South Boston Speedway, his father Dean Jones jumped the guard rail, ran to his car, and helped pull him free. Continue reading
Lanigan woman survives bear attack at Saskatchewan lake
A woman is recovering after being attacked by a bear while camping with her family at Jeannette Lake over the weekend. Continue reading
RCMP looking for man after gun fired in Yarbo, Sask.
Esterhazy RCMP are currently looking for a 55-year-old man after he allegedly fired a gun at a home on Monday night. Continue reading
Want to fly with WestJet’s discount airline Swoop? You won’t find it on Expedia
Here’s what you need to know about where to buy tickets with Canada’s new ultra-low-cost carriers. Continue reading
Toronto ranked worst city for commuting in North America: study
U.K.-based Expert Market says Toronto is the worst in North America when it comes to commuting times and sixth worst in the world. Continue reading
Shifting lump on woman’s face was a worm crawling under her skin
A woman noticed a lump, first under her eye, then above it, then in her lip. It turned out to be a worm living in her face. Continue reading
Marijuana to be legal in Canada starting October 17, Trudeau confirms
Recreational marijuana will officially become legal in Canada on Oct. 17, 2018, the prime minister announced on Wednesday afternoon. Continue reading
Jordan Peterson sues Wilfrid Laurier University for defamation following Lindsay Shepherd case
University of Toronto professor Jordan Peterson is taking legal action against Wilfrid Laurier University after a T.A. was criticized for showing a YouTube clip of him. Continue reading
‘What’s going on in the United States is wrong:’ Trudeau adds voice to chorus condemning Trump
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said the detention of children and separation of migrant families by the United States is “wrong.” Continue reading
Regina man charged with 2 child pornography offences
By David Baxter Reporter
Andrew John Downing, 43, of Regina has been charged with possession of and making child pornography available. Continue reading
SaskPower expanding industrial and commercial smart meter program
By David Baxter Reporter
Following a successful first run, SaskPower is moving onto the second stage of their commercial and industrial smart meter program. Continue reading
RDBID releases 2018 summer lineup for Cinema Under the Stars
The Regina Downtown Business Improvement District (RDBID) announced the summer lineup for the 2018 season of Cinema Under the Stars in a news release on June 21. Continue reading
Saskatchewan MP pushes to make National Indigenous Peoples Day statutory holiday
Saskatchewan MP Georgina Jolibois isn’t giving up the fight to make June 21, National Indigenous Peoples Day, a statutory holiday. Continue reading
Most crops at normal development stage: Saskatchewan Agriculture
While most crops are at normal stages of development, the lack of rain is a concern in some areas of Saskatchewan. Continue reading
Identifying paving scams in Saskatchewan
Warning signs of a paving scam include high pressure sales tactics or being required to put down a substantial down payment. Continue reading
Humboldt Broncos coach posthumously honoured with Community Hero award at NHL awards
Humboldt Broncos head coach Darcy Haugan was awarded the inaugural Willie O’Ree Community Hero award Wednesday night. Continue reading
Redblacks O-line counted on to protect Harris from aggressive Riders defence
The Redblacks (0-0) enjoyed a Week 1 bye, but will face a tough challenge as they host the Roughriders (1-0) Thursday night at TD Place. Continue reading
Charleston Hughes making presence felt with Saskatchewan Roughriders’ defence
The veteran pass rusher had three sacks in Saskatchewan’s season-opening 27-19 home win over the Toronto Argonauts last week. Continue reading
Cannabis announcement sets a date, but leaves questions about marijuana in Saskatchewan unanswered
By Colton Praill Reporter
Even with a 17 week period between the announcement and the official date, the lack of clarity will result in some retailers choosing not to open on October 17. Continue reading
Lanigan woman survives bear attack at Saskatchewan lake
A woman is recovering after being attacked by a bear while camping with her family at Jeannette Lake over the weekend. Continue reading
‘It’s unable to keep pace’: retired police chief calls for major coroner’s office upgrades
By David Baxter Reporter
Former Saskatoon Police Chief Clive Weighill has put forward 44 recommendations in his full review of Saskatchewan’s coroner office. Continue reading
RCMP looking for man after gun fired in Yarbo, Sask.
Esterhazy RCMP are currently looking for a 55-year-old man after he allegedly fired a gun at a home on Monday night. Continue reading
Regina man facing robbery charges
A Regina man is facing charges after two robberies in the city on Tuesday. Continue reading
8 people facing pot charges after man and woman turn themselves in to police
By Katelyn Wilson Reporter
After numerous attempts to locate a man and a woman connected to an investigation into the illegal operation of a cannabis dispensary in Regina – the two have turned themselves into the police and have been subsequently charged. Continue reading
Wildfire forces over 700 to evacuate from Southend, Sask.
By Adam MacVicar Videographer
The wildfire has reached 3,000 hectares, prompting evacuations by bus, boat and road. Continue reading
Roast seasoned with hand cleaner served to seniors at Saskatchewan care home
By Wendy Winiewski Reporter
Families of seniors at the Carrot River Health Centre who were served a roast that had been seasoned by hand cleaner weren’t notified until two weeks later. Continue reading
Biggar RCMP chase ends with capture of man wanted for assault
Travis Stehr, who was wanted on a number of charges including assault, was arrested by Biggar RCMP after a brief chase. Continue reading
Alberta loses beer battle with Steam Whistle, Great Western breweries
The Notley government will have to go back to the drawing board on its beer policy after suffering another setback. Continue reading
Smoking to be banned on Saskatchewan Housing Corporation properties
A no-smoking policy is being implemented for all Saskatchewan Housing Corporation owned and leased properties. Continue reading
Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe pitches new 50-50 equalization formula
By David Baxter Reporter
Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe has taken particular aim recently on his social media accounts at the amount of money Quebec receives in equalization payments. Continue reading
Your Saskatchewan – Regina: June 2018
By Tiffany Lizée Meteorologist
Global Regina features a viewer submitted photo for Your Saskatchewan weekdays on Global News Morning, Global News at 6 and Global News at 10. Continue reading
‘A blessing to be here together’: Humboldt Broncos survivors to attend NHL Awards
It’s not how they wanted it to be, but the Humboldt Broncos, some of them at least, are finally back together at the NHL Awards. Continue reading
Public school board votes to rename Davin School
Despite a letter from the Davin School Community Council opposing the change, the Board of Education voted to rename the building ‘Crescents School’. Continue reading
Thousands of quilts made in support of Humboldt Broncos
The Quilts for Broncos project was started with the goal to make 29 quilts, one for each of the Humboldt Broncos on the bus and quickly expanded. Continue reading
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