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Industry leaders, community members and city officials gathering in Regina Tuesday for a housing conference. Hannah Sangster looks at what the biggest needs are to getting housing projects off the ground.

As quickly as crews moved in, the encampment at Pepsi Park was cleared out. Around 150 people now displaced, with the city pushing the province to do more. Hannah Sangster has more in the video.

Does the Queen City need a big new attraction to bring in more visitors? We hear from a local author who is pushing for a bold new art piece to revitalize a major area of Regina. Plus, on the eve of midterm elections, is Saskatchewan preparing for the worst? How the results of the U.S....

Instability surrounding the FSIN is leading to a major shakeup. As Chief Craig McCallum steps down in response to the ongoing audit, who will take his place as vice-chief? Plus, hunters and trappers from around the province are voicing their frustrations. Why is the Ministry of Environment getting called out for its latest changes to...

Arrests have finally been made following the tragic death of Becky Wilson. We get an update on the charges and the two people involved. Plus, new information is coming to light from Bell’s AI data centre. What can residents expect and how the city handles its role in the project’s development.

It’s been too little for too long for health care workers across the province. Is the Sask Party ready to pony up and better support health care workers after a day filled with protests at the legislature? Plus, healthcare isn’t the only thing being pushed post throne speech. What is the provincial government’s plan to...

With the city’s focus on the return to legislature, law enforcement saw an opportunity to act on a separate issue. Pepsi Park’s encampment was torn down out of nowhere… leaving its residents and the community in shock. Plus, legislature was back in session for the Fall, bringing the provinces key issues to the forefront. We...

Canada’s First Nations, First Minister is meeting with indigenous leaders from across the country. We get insight into the conversations and what the focal point is for Saskatchewan’s indigenous communities. Plus, the start of the fall legislature is putting forward key issues for the province. What residents can expect to see done in the coming...

Canadian diesel prices have hit an all-time high and industries across the country are struggling to keep up. We get an in-depth look at how the high cost is putting Saskatchewan farmers in a chokehold during harvest. Plus, the fight continues between the FSIN and ISC over a whopping 12 million dollars. Why are many...

Honouring the soldiers we lost in Wainwright… We speak with one of the families about the legacy and remembrance of their son Private Shaun Farrell. Plus, court continues for two men accused of human trafficking in Saskatchewan. We get the latest on the proceedings and what the sentencing will be.

Some of the colours are more than 120 years old, and have seen the battlefield in either World War I or World War II.

Food insecurity is hitting record highs across Canada, and Saskatchewan is no different. We dive into how food banks are handling the intense increase for support. Plus, the NDP presenting a plan to fix Saskatchewan’s numerous health care issues. We hear what the main areas of target are and how their “Primary Care Act” could...

In a move that appeared to throw many people off guard, the Core Community Park encampment has been cleared out by police and fire.

The votes are in and Albertans have spoken… our neighbors to the west want to remain Canadian but, how has the outlook for Saskatchewan separatists changed after the results? Plus, more patients are getting out of the hallways. We get insight into the province’s plan to bring in new acute care beds for hospitals across...

The count is ready to begin in Alberta but that leaves questions on how Saskatchewan separatists will move forward after today’s vote to the west. Plus, the deaths of four soldiers in Wainwright are being felt across Saskatchewan. How Prince Albert is remembering their fallen soldier throughout the community.

A trend of questionable spending and actions is resulting in the NDP going to the Conflict-of-Interest Commissioner. Why is the opposition calling out MLA Kevin Weedmark and how this relates to his numerous endeavors outside politics. Plus, no power leads to no building. We get insight into the end of the Moose Jaw AI data...

The new levy on U.S alcohol came into effect one month ago today. We check in with Saskatchewan stores and distributors on how the prices and trends have changed so far. Plus, Regina’s food bank is opening its first indoor farm. How will this assist in keeping food available through the winter and what it...

The man responsible for the deaths of three people in Foam Lake has been granted a conditional release. We get an update on the situation and why he is being allowed to head back to South Carolina. Plus, despite bringing in tens of thousands of people a year, why is a Regina staple not recognized...

Just when you thought it couldn’t get any bigger… Bell announced it is buying more Saskatchewan land. Why is the telecommunication giant adding close to another 900 acres to build out its AI data centre? Plus, are the spending habits of the provinces top officials getting out of hand? We get a look at the...

An 18-year-old from Saskatchewan is facing several charges relating to an online terrorism group. As arrests related to this group are popping up across Canada, what can families do to protect themselves? Plus, memorials are being set up to honour the victims lost in the devastating Foam Lake crash. We get more insight into what...