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• Regina streets flooded after Sask. thunderstorm

  Regina residents had a busy commute Friday morning as overnight thunderstorms brought heavy rain and caused localized flooding in parts of the city.

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  Jun 2
• Regina weather radar down on the day a tornado alert was sent out

  Regina storm chaser called Saturday night's storm a 'photogenic tornado' that started with a big dust bowl that turned into a big funnel cloud that was roping through the sky.

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  May 29
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• South Saskatchewan storm leads to first confirmed tornado of 2023

  Heavy rain, flooding, severe hail and a tornado hit Regina in a matter of minutes Saturday night, all thanks to a supercell storm that rolled through the area.

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  May 28
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• Saskatchewan lifts provincial fire ban following cooler, rainy weather

  The Saskatchewan Public Safety Agency has lifted the provincial fire ban after much needed rain and cooler temperatures swept across the Prairies.

  Weather

  May 24
• University of Regina welcomes evacuees from northern Sask. communities

  More than 500 evacuees will be making the Kisik Tower at the University of Regina their home away from home until it is deemed safe to return to their communities.

  Weather

  May 18
• Wildfire smoke covers the Prairie skies in Saskatchewan

  Environment Canada issued a special air quality statement and said a cold front moving southwards through southern Sask. is concentrating forest fire smoke from wildfires.

  Weather

  May 17
• South Saskatchewan to see hot, windy conditions with expected hazy skies

  With the dry and hot temperatures, southern parts of the province will see a cool front coming starting mid-week and with the expected winds, the skies will appear hazy.

  Weather

  May 15
• Last week’s snowfall in Sask. impacts start dates for sports in Regina

  Golfers and ball players will have to hold on a little while longer to start the season as last week's spring snowfall created mucky conditions.

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  Apr 24
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• Regina residents left shovelling after April snow: ‘I thought we were done with it’

  After two straight days of snowfall, Regina residents are out in full force shoveling their driveway.

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  Apr 21
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• Saskatchewan communities rally around Winnipeg music students after bus crash

  The three buses left Edmonton when road conditions weren’t too bad, but that evening however, things changed dramatically as wind and snow caused havoc on Saskatchewan highways.

  Canada

  Apr 20
• Sask. storm leaves RCMP responding to calls across province

  One collision included a semi that was rearended by a charter bus on the eastbound lanes of Highway 1 near Sintaluta, Sask.

  Canada

  Apr 20
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  How a new ‘nature economy’ is transforming the fight for B.C.’s ancient forests

  Some communities in Canada are embracing a 'nature economy.' It's the idea of protecting nature as a way of generating economic development.

  Environment

  Apr 20
• Spring snowfall in Saskatchewan leads to collisions across the province

  There are some travel recommended advisories in the southern parts of the province where snowy and windy conditions are making the highways icy with little to zero visibility.

  Weather

  Apr 19
• Southeastern Saskatchewan bracing for ‘heavy’ April snowfall over the next few days

  Environment Canada issued a snowfall warning for parts of southern Saskatchewan from Regina to Estevan where they can see anywhere from 10 to 40 cm of snow.

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  Apr 18
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• Prairie farmers hope for ‘normal’ season after volatile couple of years

  Last year, inflationary pressures led to dramatic spikes in the cost of everything, leading some in the industry to dub 2022 as the most expensive crop year in history.

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  Apr 18
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• ‘Have your winter gear ready’: Snowstorm coming to Saskatchewan

  Travel conditions around the province are expected to be poor with a system of rain, snow and high winds sweeping across the province this week.

  Weather

  Apr 17
• Spring temperatures bring flooding to Moose Jaw

  It has also been a busy few days for Moose Jaw residents cleaning up water after many areas of the city saw flooding due to a quick spring melt.

  Canada

  Apr 14
• Part of Saskatchewan sees snow for first weekend in April

  It's snow joke that the month kicked off with snow instead of April showers in the southern part of Saskatchewan.

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  Apr 3
• WHL, SJHL games cancelled due to Sask. storm

  Both the WHL and the SJHL have postponed games Saturday after a storm continues to blow through southern Saskatchewan.

  Canada

  Mar 11
• South Saskatchewan braces for winter blizzard over next 2 days

  South Saskatchewan is bracing for a blizzard. Environment Canada says around 20 centimetres of snow is expected to fall starting Friday evening and continuing into Saturday.

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  Mar 10
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• Regina road crews are standing by for expected weekend snow dump

  Regina’s Manager of Roadways and Seasonal Operations Tyler Bien spoke about snow-clearing preparations on Friday, ahead of a large snowstorm expected to hit the city over the weekend. Bien said the forecast is calling for 10cm to 15cm of snow and crews are set to begin as soon as the snow falls. He added that...

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  Mar 10
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• Southern Saskatchewan set to receive 20 cm of snow over next 2 days: Environment Canada

  Environment Canada has issued a snowfall warning for the southern half of the province, and residents can expect to see around 20 centimetres of snow on Friday into Saturday.

  Canada

  Mar 9
• La Niña’s kept things cooler this winter. But what happens when that cooling effect vanishes?

  La Niña, a weather pattern associated with cooling, is weakening. Climate experts are predicting a blast of heat this year and even more so in 2024, fueling global warming.

  Weather

  Mar 9
• Saskatoon homeowners should watch plumbing red flags during extreme cold periods: restoration expert

  Property restoration expert Jim Mandeville from First Onsite spoke on Thursday about telltale signs homeowners should be keeping an eye out for during periods of extreme cold weather. Mandeville said slow-running, or non-running faucets are sure signs a home’s plumbing will experience serious damage.

  Canada

  Feb 23