Regina Latest News

• Saskatchewan Polytechnic students feeling ‘blindsided’ as program moves cities

  Students at Saskatchewan Polytechnic say they are feeling frustrated after being told they would have to move to Regina from Saskatoon to finish their diploma program.

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• Man convicted in 70 voyeurism-related incidents to be released: Saskatoon police

  Saskatoon police are warning the public about the release of a 37-year-old man convicted in 70 incidents of voyeurism, indecent acts and trespassing.

  Canada

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• ‘Directly above her’: Saskatchewan man recalls fight with moose to save mother

  Shawn Tuffnell says he punched a moose multiple times, gripping its neck, before shooting it to death to save his 70-year-old mother. 

  Canada

  Feb 11
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• Saskatchewan pulse industry welcomes $75M federal market diversification investment

  Pea, lentil and bean producers in Saskatchewan are pushing for market diversification following Canada's deal with China to remove yellow pea tariffs last month.

  Canada

  Feb 10
• RCMP release video as part of Big Island Lake Cree Nation homicide investigation

  RCMP have released video of a side-by-side they're trying to find in connection to a December homicide on Big Island Lake Cree Nation that left one person dead and three injured.

  Crime

  Feb 10
• Record snow drought in Western US raises concerns for water shortages and wildfires

  With thousands of warm temperature records being broken across the U.S. Midwest this winter, scientists say snow cover and snow depth are at their lowest levels in decades.

  Weather

  Feb 10
• Overdose alert issued for Regina area after 46 reported in 8 days

  The alert says no information is currently available on what substance or substances are causing the multiple overdoses and deaths reported in the Regina area.

  Health

  Feb 10
• Winter activities warm up at Frost Regina

  Hundreds of people came out with friends and family to soak in the sun and enjoy winter activities at the opening weekend of Frost as Regina weather was anything but frosty.

  Weather

  Feb 10
• Indigenous communities back proposed northern Saskatchewan uranium mine

  Indigenous communities are supporting a proposed uranium mine as it seeks final approval from the Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission.

  Canada

  Feb 9
• Now is the ‘best time’ to rent in Canada as asking price hits 31-month low: report

  A new report shows the average rent across Canada has hit a 31-month low, with big drops in cities like Toronto and Vancouver as supply outpaces demand.

  Canada

  Feb 9
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• Regina’s Para Hockey Tournament promotes inclusivity for all

  The weekend-long Regina Para Hockey Tournament brought out people of all ages, abilities and backgrounds to participate in sledge hockey.

  Sports

  Feb 9
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• Saskatchewan film club shines spotlight on Prairie storytellers

  Local filmmaker Emma Zuck is bringing the Prairies to the big screen. Her new initiative, Homegrown Cinema Club, celebrates Saskatchewan’s vibrant film scene.

  Canada

  Feb 8
• Yellow fog advisory issued for Saskatchewan

  Despite the warm temperatures, Saskatoon looked a little gloomy Saturday as the province was under a yellow fog advisory for most of the day.

  Weather

  Feb 7
• Warm spell in Saskatchewan impacts outdoor winter activities

  With temperatures wavering above zero, walkways are being affected and city officials in Regina and Saskatoon are advising drivers to stay alert on roads.

  Weather

  Feb 6
• ‘I’m absolutely terrified’: Advocates say changes to Sask. disability benefits concerning

  Disability advocates in Saskatchewan say they have been left in the dark after the government introduced changes to Saskatchewan's disability income program, known as SAID.

  Canada

  Feb 6
• Saskatchewan to permit 5 a.m. alcohol sales for Winter Olympics

  Saskatchewan bars can apply to open as early as 5 a.m. during the Milano Cortina Olympics so fans can watch early-morning events, with requests reviewed case by case.

  Consumer

  Feb 6
• Former Regina police officer sentenced for using database to date vulnerable women

  A former sergeant who used the force's database to find and date vulnerable women has been handed a conditional sentence of two years less a day, to be served in the community.

  Crime

  Feb 6
• Agriculture conference aims to share insights between youth and experienced farmers

  'It's actually impossible to get into agriculture from an outsiders’ perspective.' with raising prices but an ag conference allowed upcoming and current famers to share knowledge

  Canada

  Feb 5
• Semi driver who caused Humboldt Broncos bus crash loses refugee bid

  A lawyer for the driver who caused the deadly Humboldt Broncos bus crash says the decision means the CBSA is now obligated to deport Jaskirat Singh Sidhu as soon as possible.

  Canada

  Feb 5
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• Dip in Saskatchewan population result of immigration caps, expert says

  An immigration expert says the dip in Saskatchewan's latest population numbers can be owed to a federal government-imposed cap on temporary foreign workers.

  Canada

  Feb 4
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• Mark McMorris crash overshadows Canada’s opening curling win at Olympics

  Mark McMorris was taken off the big air course on a stretcher Wednesday night following the crash.

  Sports

  Feb 4
• Temperatures soar in Western Canada as eastern parts of the country bundle up

  Soaring temperatures across much of southern Alberta and Saskatchewan on Wednesday and Thursday are creating spring-like conditions that could break records.

  Weather

  Feb 4
• Saskatchewan’s pro basketball team unveils new name, new logo

  The Saskatchewan Rattlers will now be known as the Mamba. The team will also play some of their games at Merlis Belsher Place in addition to SaskTel Centre.

  Sports

  Feb 4
• Saskatoon, Regina seeing fewer water main breaks so far in 2026

  Saskatchewan's two largest cities say they are noticing fewer water main breaks so far this year compared to the same reporting period in previous years.

  Canada

  Feb 3
• Emergency pesticide use for surging gopher population across the Prairies rejected

  Saskatchewan and Alberta are disappointed with a decision by federal regulators against using a pesticide to manage agriculture damage from the Richardson's ground squirrel.

  Environment

  Feb 3