A server at a steakhouse in Texas received a shocking surprise when he picked up the bill receipt for his table only to find a hateful and racist remark written on it by a customer. Continue reading →

On June 12, Abdulmuti Mohamed Elmi was charged with shoplifting from an Ottawa LCBO store and assaulting a man with a liquor bottle, but the RCMP had more serious concerns about the 24-year-old. An RCMP constable alleged in a court application that he had reasonable grounds to fear Elmi “may commit a terrorism offence” — namely… Continue reading →

Ford said dealers would replace the shifter cable bushing at no cost and is advising owners to use the vehicle’s parking brake. Continue reading →

The Justice Department says Maria Butina worked covertly to establish back-channel lines of communication to the Kremlin and infiltrate U.S. political organizations, including the National Rifle Association. Continue reading →

The body of a missing teen has been recovered from Turtle Lake in western Saskatchewan after he fell off a boat and did not resurface. Continue reading →

Former Roughrider and Tiger-Cat Andy Fantuz announced his retirement before Thursday night’s game between Hamilton and Saskatchewan. Continue reading →

Regina police cruiser, second vehicle involved in a crash at Dewdney Avenue East and Park Street. Continue reading →

Ford says both provinces are on “the exact same page” and Ontario will use every tool at its disposal to challenge a tax he says is bad for families and businesses. Continue reading →

Jeremiah Masoli will chase a record 10th straight 300-yard passing performance Thursday night when the Tiger-Cats host the Roughriders. Continue reading →

A group that advocates on behalf of prisoners says a Regina inmate was given an insulting complaint form that called them a whiner. Continue reading →

After years of service with the Regina Public Library, recently retired Judy Craig, is being honoured for her leadership and innovation. Continue reading →

Police said the seven derailed cars carrying liquid asphalt remained upright and didn’t spill. Continue reading →

U.S. Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross announced investigation into whether uranium imports “threaten to impair national security.” Continue reading →

An ancient baby snake preserved in 100-million-year old amber is providing new information on the evolution of modern snakes, according to a new study led by University of Alberta paleontologists. Continue reading →

The Justice For our Stolen Children camp says they are disappointed in the province’s lack of action following their meeting at the beginning of the month. Continue reading →

Four people have come forward in six weeks, all on the wrong end of a threatening email. Continue reading →

Shots were fired at a vehicle near Pierceland, Sask. as police were investigating a sexual assault. Continue reading →

The Alberta government is not giving up on its two-year-old strategy for helping out local craft brewers, even though a Court of Queen’s Bench judge ruled its markups and rebate policy was unconstitutional. Continue reading →

The body of Sweetgrass Kennedy was found along the North Saskatchewan River this past weekend. Continue reading →

The government of Saskatchewan is opening applications for funding for children under the age of six who have been diagnosed with autism spectrum disorder (ASD). Continue reading →

The city has confirmed that they have had five cases of Dutch elm disease. Elm trees make up around 45 per cent of Regina’s tree population. Continue reading →