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‘Soup Bowl Sunday’ serving up hundreds of free meals in central Regina
‘Soup Bowl Sunday’ serving up hundreds of free meals in central ReginaCanada10 hoursA weekly community meal is ensuring more people in Regina have access to a Sunday afternoon feast. -
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Saskatchewan woman mistakenly declared dead by Service CanadaCanadaOct 1 -
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Parts of Broad Street will be closed off temporarily for ‘speed testing’TrafficOct 2
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Companies turning to 4 day work week to support employee mental healthHealthOct 2 -
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Thousands of youth gather in Regina to reflect on truth and reconciliationCanadaSep 30 -
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CAF sees rise in demand due to natural weather disasters, faces personnel shortageCanada11 hours -
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Still no plans to make Day for Truth and Reconciliation a stat holiday in Sask.CanadaSep 30 -
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Saskatchewan marks 2nd annual National Day for Truth and ReconciliationCanadaSep 30 -
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Hundreds of Saskatchewan teachers welcomed into Indigenous communitiesCanadaSep 30 -
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Miyo-wîcîwitowin Day, a Truth and Reconciliation event, held in ReginaCanadaSep 29 -
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Regina cyclist pronounced dead after collision with motor vehicleCanadaSep 30 -
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Public inquest set over Curtis McKenzie’s death in Sask. jailCanadaSep 30 -
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Indigenous-led healing program tackling ‘epidemic’ of violence, abuseCanadaSep 30 -
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Your Saskatchewan photo of the day: September 2022BlogsSep 30 -
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Man charged after hit-and-run in Regina, police stop truck with spike beltCrimeSep 29
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COVID-19: Saskatchewan’s wastewater levels remain high, may have reached plateau, expert saysHealthAug 22 -
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Sask. monthly COVID-19 report shows increase: CMHO says continue with the basicsHealthAug 18 -
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18+ eligible for 2nd COVID-19 vaccine booster in Saskatchewan on MondayHealthAug 12 -
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Saskatchewan COVID-19 wastewater data shows viral load remains lowHealthAug 2
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Your Saskatchewan photo of the day: September 2022Each day, Global Saskatoon and Global Regina feature a viewer-submitted photo for the Your Saskatchewan photo of the day.BlogsSep 30
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Man charged after hit-and-run in Regina, police stop truck with spike beltA 40-year-old man from Buena Vista, Sask., faces charges following a collision in Regina that injured a pedestrian and an attempt to speed away from the scene.CrimeSep 29
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COVID-19: University of Saskatchewan faculty members call for mandatory mask mandateA letter of more than 100 signatures calls for a return to COVID masking protocols at the University of Saskatchewan as students and staff aim to minimize risk on campus this fall.HealthSep 29
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Mosaic Stadium unveils orange seat ahead of the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation“Known as our seat of truth, this orange seat will be a permanent reminder of the truth that must be told so that actions of reconciliation can advance,” said Sandra Masters.CanadaSep 29
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Here’s what’s open in Regina and Saskatoon on the National Day for Truth and ReconciliationThe government of Saskatchewan is recognizing Sept. 30 as the Day for Truth and Reconciliation, but it is not considered a holiday.CanadaSep 29
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Saskatoon police locate human remains at Megan Gallagher search siteSPS says searchers located the remains around 2:30p.m. Thursday on the South Saskatchewan River near the community of St. Louis, SK.CrimeSep 29
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13-year-old charged with firearms offence in ReginaThe Regina Police Service arrested and charged a 13-year-old male youth in connection with a recent firearms offence.CrimeSep 29
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Under water: Is the real estate industry waking up to ‘climate risk’?The North Harbour project in North Vancouver, B.C., is a prominent example of a paradigm shift in civic planning to make cities and communities more resilient to climate change.EconomySep 29
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