Riders sign running back Marcus Thigpen to contract extension
CFL commissioner plans to discuss potential changes after hit on Riders QB results in ‘missed call’
Sask. T. rex remains provide backbone for U of A study
Delays expected on Highway 1 for SaskPower line stringing
Stan Lee, creator of Marvel’s Spider-Man and others, dies at 95
Bombers knock off Riders, advance to West Final
Tens of thousands of Canadian parents opting for 18-month parental leave
By Kim Smith Reporter
It’s been nearly one year since Canadian residents have had the option of taking up to 18 months parental leave, instead of only 12 months. Continue reading
Puppies found in sub-zero temperatures in Regina’s warehouse district
By Katelyn Wilson Reporter
The pups are now at a foster home in northwest Regina and will soon be in search of forever homes. Continue reading
Collective bargaining impasse threatens start of National Lacrosse League season
By Ryan Flaherty Sports Reporter
The start of the 2019 National Lacrosse League season is in jeopardy due to a lack of progress in collective bargaining negotiations between the league’s owners and players. Continue reading
Saskatchewan Rush pre-season game cancelled due to NLL labour dispute
The Saskatchewan Rush will not play in a NLL pre-season game this week, as a new collective bargaining agreement has not yet been reached. Continue reading
Questions raised after confrontation with Saskatoon cab driver caught on video
A video has surfaced on Facebook showing a taxi driver swinging a snow brush at a woman in Saskatoon. Continue reading
Teen at centre of Cards for Jelena campaign receives lung transplant
Jelena Grover has cystic fibrosis, a genetic disease that affects her lungs and digestive system. She’s been waiting for a transplant since January. Continue reading
Draft plan says Nunavut has too many polar bears and climate change isn’t affecting them
There are too many polar bears in parts of Nunavut and climate change hasn’t yet affected any of them, says a draft management plan from the territorial government that contradicts much of conventional scientific thinking. Continue reading
Not worth the risk: Riders head coach Chris Jones explains decision to sit Collaros
Roughriders head coach Chris Jones said it’s hard to say if a healthy Zach Collaros would have made a difference in the loss to the Blue Bombers. Continue reading
‘It’s something I’ll never forget’: Second World War veteran, 98, recalls D-day
By Katelyn Wilson Reporter
Regina paused to reflect this Remembrance day, marking the armistice of November 11, 1918 that ended the fighting of the First World War. Continue reading
Regina Pats beat Swift Current Broncos 2-0 for season’s third straight win
The Regina Pats have won three games in a row for the first time this season, after beating the Swift Current Broncos 2-0 Saturday night in WHL action. Continue reading
Regina’s first legal cannabis dispensary opens its doors Saturday
By Cami Kepke Reporter
Despite the frigid weather, a few long-time smokers and curious residents lined up outside The Cannabis Co. YQR on Saturday to take a peek at Regina’s first pot shop. Continue reading
Zach Collaros out, Brandon Bridge in for Roughriders in Western semifinal against Blue Bombers
Despite recent reports of Zach Collaros being ready to play, the Roughriders’ Brandon Bridge will get the nod with David Watford as his backup. Continue reading
Indigenous women coerced into sterilizations across Canada: Senator
When she was 17 years old, Liz was coerced by a Children’s Aid worker into having an abortion and being sterilized at a northwestern Ontario hospital, she says it’s an experience she’s carried for 40 years. Continue reading
Canadian oil price discounts costing economy billions of dollars
The Canadian Association of Petroleum Producers estimates Canadian oil price discounts are costing the economy billions of dollars. Continue reading
‘We have lost a true superhero’: Celebrity tributes pour in for Marvel Comics’ Stan Lee
Celebrities offer their thanks, remembrances and condolences in the death of Marvel legend Stan Lee, who died Monday at age 95. Continue reading
Democrat Kyrsten Sinema wins race to replace Arizona Republican Jeff Flake in U.S. Senate
Democrat Kyrsten Sinema won Arizona’s open U.S. Senate seat Monday in a race that was among the most closely watched in the nation. Continue reading
Neil Young blasts Trump as ‘unfit’ after California fire destroys Canadian’s home
Canadian Neil Young called President Donald Trump an “unfit leader,” after Young lost his home to a California wildfire that the president blamed on poor forest management. Continue reading
Questions raised after confrontation with Saskatoon cab driver caught on video
A video has surfaced on Facebook showing a taxi driver swinging a snow brush at a woman in Saskatoon. Continue reading
Tens of thousands of Canadian parents opting for 18-month parental leave
By Kim Smith Reporter
It’s been nearly one year since Canadian residents have had the option of taking up to 18 months parental leave, instead of only 12 months. Continue reading
Riders sign running back Marcus Thigpen to contract extension
The Saskatchewan Roughriders announced on Tuesday (Nov. 13) that running back Marcus Thigpen has signed a contract extension with the team. Continue reading
Man injured in early November Regina crash dies in hospital
The driver of a car that hit a tree in an early morning crash on Nov. 6 has died from his injuries. Continue reading
Tens of thousands of Canadian parents opting for 18-month parental leave
By Kim Smith Reporter
It’s been nearly one year since Canadian residents have had the option of taking up to 18 months parental leave, instead of only 12 months. Continue reading
Puppies found in sub-zero temperatures in Regina’s warehouse district
By Katelyn Wilson Reporter
The pups are now at a foster home in northwest Regina and will soon be in search of forever homes. Continue reading
CFL commissioner plans to discuss potential changes after hit on Riders QB results in ‘missed call’
CFL commissioner Randy Ambrosie was planning to talk with the league’s board of governors on Tuesday to discuss some business matters. He’ll be adding one new item to the agenda for discussion. Continue reading
Collective bargaining impasse threatens start of National Lacrosse League season
By Ryan Flaherty Sports Reporter
The start of the 2019 National Lacrosse League season is in jeopardy due to a lack of progress in collective bargaining negotiations between the league’s owners and players. Continue reading
Saskatchewan Rush pre-season game cancelled due to NLL labour dispute
The Saskatchewan Rush will not play in a NLL pre-season game this week, as a new collective bargaining agreement has not yet been reached. Continue reading
Questions raised after confrontation with Saskatoon cab driver caught on video
A video has surfaced on Facebook showing a taxi driver swinging a snow brush at a woman in Saskatoon. Continue reading
Teen at centre of Cards for Jelena campaign receives lung transplant
Jelena Grover has cystic fibrosis, a genetic disease that affects her lungs and digestive system. She’s been waiting for a transplant since January. Continue reading
Sask. T. rex remains provide backbone for U of A study
By David Baxter Reporter
University of Alberta researchers are able to advance their T. rex research through 3D scanned images from the Royal Saskatchewan Museum. Continue reading
Draft plan says Nunavut has too many polar bears and climate change isn’t affecting them
There are too many polar bears in parts of Nunavut and climate change hasn’t yet affected any of them, says a draft management plan from the territorial government that contradicts much of conventional scientific thinking. Continue reading
Delays expected on Highway 1 for SaskPower line stringing
Short traffic delays expected on highways 1 and 4 as SaskPower stings new transmission line from Pasqua to Swift Current. Continue reading
Not worth the risk: Riders head coach Chris Jones explains decision to sit Collaros
Roughriders head coach Chris Jones said it’s hard to say if a healthy Zach Collaros would have made a difference in the loss to the Blue Bombers. Continue reading
Bombers knock off Riders, advance to West Final
The Winnipeg Blue Bombers are off to the West Final after a win over the Saskatchewan Roughriders. Continue reading
‘It’s something I’ll never forget’: Second World War veteran, 98, recalls D-day
By Katelyn Wilson Reporter
Regina paused to reflect this Remembrance day, marking the armistice of November 11, 1918 that ended the fighting of the First World War. Continue reading
Regina Pats beat Swift Current Broncos 2-0 for season’s third straight win
The Regina Pats have won three games in a row for the first time this season, after beating the Swift Current Broncos 2-0 Saturday night in WHL action. Continue reading
Regina’s first legal cannabis dispensary opens its doors Saturday
By Cami Kepke Reporter
Despite the frigid weather, a few long-time smokers and curious residents lined up outside The Cannabis Co. YQR on Saturday to take a peek at Regina’s first pot shop. Continue reading
Zach Collaros out, Brandon Bridge in for Roughriders in Western semifinal against Blue Bombers
Despite recent reports of Zach Collaros being ready to play, the Roughriders’ Brandon Bridge will get the nod with David Watford as his backup. Continue reading
Indigenous women coerced into sterilizations across Canada: Senator
When she was 17 years old, Liz was coerced by a Children’s Aid worker into having an abortion and being sterilized at a northwestern Ontario hospital, she says it’s an experience she’s carried for 40 years. Continue reading
Canadian oil price discounts costing economy billions of dollars
The Canadian Association of Petroleum Producers estimates Canadian oil price discounts are costing the economy billions of dollars. Continue reading
Canadian veterans’ assistance group struggles to stay afloat as its members age
Royal Canadian Legion’s Regina Branch 001’s story is not unique. Most members served in the Second World War and the Korean War. Many have now passed away, and it’s an ongoing challenge to keep the space open. Continue reading
Combating drugs inside Saskatchewan’s correctional centres
By Meaghan Craig Reporter
Authorities say the war on drugs inside provincial correctional centres is a 24-7 battle as staff try to keep inmates staff. Continue reading
Inmate escapes from healing lodge near Maple Creek, Sask.
Joely Lambourn was not accounted for during a head count on Nov. 9 at the Okimaw Ohci Healing Lodge near Maple Creek, Sask. Continue reading
Saskatoon man keeping WWI memories alive through 102-year-old bike
By Colton Praill Reporter
Brad Christensen had only planned for the bike to be used in the centennial celebration of Armistice Day. Now that the moment is just days away, he know it can’t stop there. Continue reading
Winnipeg, Regina mayors trade barbs as pair make bright bet on Sunday’s CFL game
Brian Bowman has made a gentleman’s agreement with Regina mayor Michael Fougere on the results of Sunday’s semi-final matchup with the Saskatchewan Roughriders. Continue reading
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