Regina Pats finish 3-game road trip with win over Calgary Hitmen
Regina police search for suspect in alleged robbery of local business
Regina police, Office of the Chief Coroner investigate death in North Central
Recreational cannabis landscape still hazy, days away from legalization
Two-vehicle collision near Willowbrook, Sask. leaves one man dead
Sask. NDP leader unveils ‘Renew Saskatchewan’ clean energy program
Saskatoon man in hospital after being stabbed in stomach
A Saskatoon man is in serious condition after being assaulted with a weapon early Sunday morning. Continue reading
Crews extinguish fire at grain elevator near Unity, Sask.
Firefighters battled a blaze at the grain elevator east of Unity, Sask., on Oct. 11. Continue reading
High school not preparing young people for the work world: study
By Cami Kepke Reporter
CFIB says schools are focusing more on higher education than practical skills, leaving a gap when teens start the hunt for their first jobs. Continue reading
Sask. Energy Minister says oil price differential could cost hundreds of millions
By David Baxter Reporter
Sask Energy and Resource Minister says if the current oil price differential, $52 per barrel, persists it could cost the province up to $500 million. Continue reading
SLGA aware of around 20 in progress liquor retail permit sales
By David Baxter Reporter
The two-year moratorium on selling retail liquor permits ended on October 9, following the 2016 decision to close 39 public stores and add 50 more private retailers. Continue reading
Drug driving concerns in Sask. ahead of cannabis legalization
As the cannabis legalization date draws closer, many Saskatchewanians fear not enough has been done to prevent motorists from driving high behind the wheel. Continue reading
Regina Rams prepare to fight U Sports sanctions
Due to an ineligible player the team were forced to forefeit three wins during the 2018 Canada West season, falling 0-5 on the season. Continue reading
North Battleford woman wins $1M in Lotto Max draw
Digna Rico was checking her Lotto Max ticket on Sept. 29, when a number of zeros showed up on the screen. Continue reading
New incentive to create more mining opportunities in Sask.
Applications for a new incentive to help encourage mineral explorations in areas of Saskatchewan are now open. Continue reading
Hundreds offer input on Saskatchewan trespass laws
Existing access and posting rules vary for different activities, leading to confusion on what legally constitutes trespassing in Saskatchewan. Continue reading
“I actually spoke to her,” Regina board game cafe haunted by ghosts
By Colton Praill Reporter
For the mother-daughter duo, the most convincing piece of evidence was when they finally caught the ghost on camera. Continue reading
‘It’s been a real battle’: wet and cool harvest sees surge in grain drying
By Rebekah Lesko Reporter
Wet weather is creating challenges for Saskatchewan farmers looking to get their crops in the bin — and drying out their grain. Continue reading
Sask. work deaths reaching crisis level, says U of R professor
By Cami Kepke Reporter
The stats don’t always reflect the stories of those who were lost, but professor Sean Tucker says there are steps that can be taken to reverse the deadly trend. Continue reading
Regina men charged after discovery of stolen vehicle
Police have charged two Regina men after catching them with a stolen vehicle near Highland Park. Continue reading
Cannabis IQ: Almost half of Canadian pot users say they use daily. Here’s why regular use is risky
Frequent use of marijuana may raise your risk of cognitive impacts, respiratory issues and dependence, researchers say. Continue reading
The dark side of Saudi Arabia’s youthful crown prince Mohammed bin Salman
Once asked if anything could stop him, the prince gave a two-word reply: “Only death.” Continue reading
‘We’re hoping that it’s human’: B.C. couple recreates ‘Alien’ in maternity photo shoot
A B.C. couple took part in an out-of-this world maternity photo shoot, recreating the classic Alien birth scene. Continue reading
Prince Harry, Meghan Markle expecting 1st baby in spring 2019
Prince Harry and his wife Meghan Markle are expecting their first child in the spring of 2019, around a year after their glittering wedding injected Hollywood glamour into the British royal family. Continue reading
Shooting at 1-year-old’s birthday party in Texas leaves 4 people dead
Four men were killed when a fight between two families turned into a shootout at the birthday party for a 1-year-old in Texas, state officials said. Continue reading
Volunteers clean-up junk from alleys in Regina’s North Central
By Katelyn Wilson Reporter
Volunteers rallied together Sunday for the 8th annual clean-up of Regina’s North Central neighbourhood, which aims to restore pride and improve safety. Katelyn Wilson reports. Continue reading
Regina Pats finish 3-game road trip with win over Calgary Hitmen
For the first time this season, the Regina Pats have won back-to-back games. Continue reading
Regina police search for suspect in alleged robbery of local business
Regina police are asking the public for help in a robbery investigation involving a local business. Continue reading
Regina police, Office of the Chief Coroner investigate death in North Central
The Regina Police Service is investing a death in Regina’s North Central neighbourhood on Sunday. Continue reading
Recreational cannabis landscape still hazy, days away from legalization
Jimmy’s Cannabis will be opening its doors to the public for the first time on Oct. 17, but it’s still not clear whether there will be any pot products on its shelves. Continue reading
Saskatoon man in hospital after being stabbed in stomach
A Saskatoon man is in serious condition after being assaulted with a weapon early Sunday morning. Continue reading
Sask. NDP leader unveils ‘Renew Saskatchewan’ clean energy program
By Rebekah Lesko Reporter
Renew Saskatchewan is a climate change program that would see the province transition toward renewable energy. Continue reading
Crews extinguish fire at grain elevator near Unity, Sask.
Firefighters battled a blaze at the grain elevator east of Unity, Sask., on Oct. 11. Continue reading
High school not preparing young people for the work world: study
By Cami Kepke Reporter
CFIB says schools are focusing more on higher education than practical skills, leaving a gap when teens start the hunt for their first jobs. Continue reading
Sask. Energy Minister says oil price differential could cost hundreds of millions
By David Baxter Reporter
Sask Energy and Resource Minister says if the current oil price differential, $52 per barrel, persists it could cost the province up to $500 million. Continue reading
SLGA aware of around 20 in progress liquor retail permit sales
By David Baxter Reporter
The two-year moratorium on selling retail liquor permits ended on October 9, following the 2016 decision to close 39 public stores and add 50 more private retailers. Continue reading
Drug driving concerns in Sask. ahead of cannabis legalization
As the cannabis legalization date draws closer, many Saskatchewanians fear not enough has been done to prevent motorists from driving high behind the wheel. Continue reading
Regina Rams prepare to fight U Sports sanctions
Due to an ineligible player the team were forced to forefeit three wins during the 2018 Canada West season, falling 0-5 on the season. Continue reading
North Battleford woman wins $1M in Lotto Max draw
Digna Rico was checking her Lotto Max ticket on Sept. 29, when a number of zeros showed up on the screen. Continue reading
New incentive to create more mining opportunities in Sask.
Applications for a new incentive to help encourage mineral explorations in areas of Saskatchewan are now open. Continue reading
Hundreds offer input on Saskatchewan trespass laws
Existing access and posting rules vary for different activities, leading to confusion on what legally constitutes trespassing in Saskatchewan. Continue reading
“I actually spoke to her,” Regina board game cafe haunted by ghosts
By Colton Praill Reporter
For the mother-daughter duo, the most convincing piece of evidence was when they finally caught the ghost on camera. Continue reading
‘It’s been a real battle’: wet and cool harvest sees surge in grain drying
By Rebekah Lesko Reporter
Wet weather is creating challenges for Saskatchewan farmers looking to get their crops in the bin — and drying out their grain. Continue reading
Sask. work deaths reaching crisis level, says U of R professor
By Cami Kepke Reporter
The stats don’t always reflect the stories of those who were lost, but professor Sean Tucker says there are steps that can be taken to reverse the deadly trend. Continue reading
Regina men charged after discovery of stolen vehicle
Police have charged two Regina men after catching them with a stolen vehicle near Highland Park. Continue reading
Renovated day program building reopens in Langenburg, Sask.
A building used for providing day programs for people with intellectual disabilities has reopened in Langenberg, Sask. Continue reading
Regina police expand search in woman who was last seen over a month ago
The Regina Police Service are expanding their search for Garneil Katherine Quewezance to include Saskatoon, Calgary and Edmonton Continue reading
Regina museum hoping to restore century old popcorn wagon
Plans to restore a fond and memorable part of Regina history are well underway, but organizers now need the help of the community. Continue reading
Police seize cocaine and cash in Weyburn, Sask.
Two men have been arrested and charged after police seized cocaine and cash from them over Thanksgiving weekend. Continue reading
Blue Bombers host Saskatchewan in potential CFL West playoff preview
The Winnipeg Blue Bombers will be looking for the third time to be a charm in their final regular season meeting vs Saskatchewan this weekend. Continue reading
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