Regina police investigating threats made to local daycares
Regina man collecting signatures hoping to change a school bus safety bylaw
Weyburn homicide case adjourned until February
Unauthorized tickets surfacing for 2019 NHL Heritage Classic in Regina
Regina police charge 3rd person in 2018 homicide
352 impaired driving offences in Saskatchewan during December
Lloydminster man killed in head-on crash on northern Alberta highway
A 40-year-old man from Lloydminster was killed when the car he was driving collided with a semi-truck in northern Alberta on Monday, according to the RCMP. Continue reading
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Mistakes to avoid when trying to land a job after parenting gap
By Kim Smith Reporter
Getting back into a career after staying home to raise kids can be daunting, especially competing against people who haven’t left the workforce. Continue reading
Judge strikes down Iowa’s ‘fetal heartbeat’ abortion law, deems it unconstitutional
Iowa’s “fetal heartbeat” law, the most restrictive abortion ban in the United States, was declared unconstitutional Tuesday, as it violates the Iowa state constitution, a state judge ruled. Continue reading
Saskatchewan gets ‘A’ from CFIB for cutting red tape
Saskatchewan’s efforts to reduce red tape received the highest ‘A’ grade ranking by the Canadian Federation of Independent Business. Continue reading
Canadian railways ration space as congestion problems worsen
Canada’s two major railways are prioritizing some commodities over others — which has launched investigation into “discriminatory treatment of certain commodities.” Continue reading
Soldiers accused of beating people on Zimbabwe streets during anti-government protests
Lawyers and activists say police and soldiers have killed at least a dozen people, wounded scores and arrested hundreds since demonstrations began 10 days ago Continue reading
Out-of-province companies fined for workplace safety violations in Saskatchewan
Calgary-based Western Energy Services and Great Western Tong Services of Virden, Man., pleaded guilty to workplace safety violations in Saskatchewan. Continue reading
4 charged after Sask. officer leaps to avoid being hit during vehicle pursuit
Four people are facing charges after an RCMP officer had to leap out of the way to avoid being hit by a vehicle last week. Continue reading
Dueling bills head to U.S. Senate to end historic shutdown
Senate leaders agreed to hold votes this week on dueling proposals to reopen shuttered federal agencies, Continue reading
Mac the Moose weighs in on the battle to reclaim his title as ‘world’s tallest moose’
By Katelyn Wilson Reporter
In the battle for world’s tallest moose, Mac the Moose has weighed in, granting permission to restore his pride. Continue reading
Truck driver training protocol will be in place within a year: Marc Garneau
The country’s transportation ministers have agreed to develop an entry-level training standard for semi-truck drivers nationwide. Continue reading
Seconds count: How Toronto’s first responders work to save victims of gun violence, trauma
Every day, Toronto’s 1,400 paramedics are responsible for providing critical medical assistance to patients before they get to hospital. Continue reading
Second person charged in Regina’s 6th homicide of 2018
A 22-year-old man is already facing charges for the homicide and now 18-year-old Desiree Morin-Jim is facing second-degree murder charges. Continue reading
Lace them up: Waskimo hosting public skating on Wascana Lake in Regina
Organizers of the Waskimo Winter Festival on Wascana Lake in Regina say a bigger and better festival is in store. Continue reading
Pride Toronto members won’t allow uniformed police to march in the parade
This, after Pride Toronto said the police were welcome to apply to be part of the festivities. Continue reading
Bebe Rexha says several designers declined to dress her for Grammys because she’s ‘too big’
‘So I had my team hit out a lot of designers and a lot of them do not want to dress me because I’m too big. Literally, I’m too big,’ the ‘Meant To Be’ singer said. Continue reading
Pride Toronto members won’t allow uniformed police to march in the parade
This, after Pride Toronto said the police were welcome to apply to be part of the festivities. Continue reading
Canada’s new food guide emphasizes eating plants, drinking water and cooking at home
Canada’s new food guide does away with food groups and serving sizes, in favour of more general recommendations on healthy eating. Continue reading
Trump and allies grow frustrated with Rudy Giuliani’s news media blitz
Trump was frustrated with Giuliani, according to three White House officials and Republicans close to the White House who were not authorized to speak publicly about private conversations. Continue reading
34-year-old man wrecks home with axe after he thought wife damaged his action figures
A 34-year-old grown Wisconsin man caused chaos in his family home, taking an axe to his television and car after he thought his wife had damaged his prized action figures, according to police. Continue reading
Weyburn homicide case adjourned until February
By Katelyn Wilson Reporter
Keegan Muxlow, 23, has been charged in the death of 18-year-old Nathan Hutt, Weyburn’s first homicide in more than 20 years. Continue reading
City of Regina halts demolition of former CNIB building
By Marney Blunt Anchor/Reporter
On Tuesday, however, the City of Regina issued a stop work order for the site, as officials say they have not received an application for a demolition permit. Continue reading
Regina police investigating threats made to local daycares
By Katelyn Wilson Reporter
At this time, police say the messages appear to have originated in the United States and are being relayed from within the province. Continue reading
Regina man collecting signatures hoping to change a school bus safety bylaw
By Katelyn Wilson Reporter
A Regina man is collecting signatures hoping to change a school bus safety lights bylaw. Continue reading
Regina police charge 3rd person in 2018 homicide
Regina police have charged a third person in connection to the city’s sixth homicide of 2018. Continue reading
Unauthorized tickets surfacing for 2019 NHL Heritage Classic in Regina
The public is being advised ticket information for the 2019 Tim Hortons NHL Heritage Classic at Mosaic Stadium has not yet been released at this time. Continue reading
Lloydminster man killed in head-on crash on northern Alberta highway
A 40-year-old man from Lloydminster was killed when the car he was driving collided with a semi-truck in northern Alberta on Monday, according to the RCMP. Continue reading
Mistakes to avoid when trying to land a job after parenting gap
By Kim Smith Reporter
Getting back into a career after staying home to raise kids can be daunting, especially competing against people who haven’t left the workforce. Continue reading
Saskatchewan gets ‘A’ from CFIB for cutting red tape
Saskatchewan’s efforts to reduce red tape received the highest ‘A’ grade ranking by the Canadian Federation of Independent Business. Continue reading
352 impaired driving offences in Saskatchewan during December
SGI said the focus will remain on impaired driving during January as they want “to make 2019 the year nobody thinks about driving impaired.” Continue reading
Canadian railways ration space as congestion problems worsen
Canada’s two major railways are prioritizing some commodities over others — which has launched investigation into “discriminatory treatment of certain commodities.” Continue reading
Out-of-province companies fined for workplace safety violations in Saskatchewan
Calgary-based Western Energy Services and Great Western Tong Services of Virden, Man., pleaded guilty to workplace safety violations in Saskatchewan. Continue reading
4 charged after Sask. officer leaps to avoid being hit during vehicle pursuit
Four people are facing charges after an RCMP officer had to leap out of the way to avoid being hit by a vehicle last week. Continue reading
Mac the Moose weighs in on the battle to reclaim his title as ‘world’s tallest moose’
By Katelyn Wilson Reporter
In the battle for world’s tallest moose, Mac the Moose has weighed in, granting permission to restore his pride. Continue reading
Truck driver training protocol will be in place within a year: Marc Garneau
The country’s transportation ministers have agreed to develop an entry-level training standard for semi-truck drivers nationwide. Continue reading
Second person charged in Regina’s 6th homicide of 2018
A 22-year-old man is already facing charges for the homicide and now 18-year-old Desiree Morin-Jim is facing second-degree murder charges. Continue reading
Lace them up: Waskimo hosting public skating on Wascana Lake in Regina
Organizers of the Waskimo Winter Festival on Wascana Lake in Regina say a bigger and better festival is in store. Continue reading
Organizations call on Saskatchewan government to update tobacco laws
The Saskatchewan Coalition for Tobacco Reduction said issues such as flavoured tobacco and vaping need to be addressed to dealing with high youth smoking rates. Continue reading
Kids suffer headaches at tournament after CO builds up in Montmartre Arena
SaskEnergy said technicians from the utility noted CO present at the ice surface at the Montmartre Arena, as well as in the lobby. Continue reading
Regina seniors with a passion for quilting sew for a good cause
By Katelyn Wilson Reporter
Regina seniors sew hundreds of quilts each year that they donate to organizations supporting women and children. Continue reading
‘Everybody is thinking of them’ Sunday morning fire destroys home in Pilot Butte
Pilot Butte fire crews spent about four hours fighting the fire that destroyed a home on a Plains Road. Continue reading
Man recovering after being trapped in vehicle in northern Saskatchewan
A man was taken to hospital Friday night, after being trapped in a vehicle on an ice road in northern Saskatchewan. Continue reading
Saskatoon Blades hand Regina Pats 10th-straight loss
The Saskatoon Blades handed the Regina Pats their 10th straight loss with a 4-2 win Saturday night. Continue reading
Matthews has seven points in Saskatchewan Rush’s 12-7 win over Rochester Knighthawks
The Saskatchewan Rush move to 3-1 on the season following a 12-7 win over the Rochester Knighthawks Saturday night. Continue reading
Regina Women’s March honours the missing and murdered
By Cami Kepke Reporter
Saskatchewan routinely records some of the highest rates of intimate partner violence in Canada. Continue reading
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