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A new immigration law has been implemented in Saskatchewan this week, changing how the province manages and protects its immigration work force.

Learners at the Regina Open Door Society told Governor General Mary Simon stories about how they came to Canada.

Gov. Gen. Mary Simon will be making her official visit to Saskatchewan with stops in Regina and Saskatoon from April 22 to 24.

'This is my favourite thrift store,' a regular customer told Global News. 'It helped me get back on my feet, get me a new pair of shoes. I've always come here.'

Regina police have partnered with local groups to develop a communication card that makes it easier to speak with people who have hearing loss or who lack English skills.

Winter can be challenging for even the most experienced living in Saskatchewan, but for immigrants coming from warm climates, the cold temperatures can be a daunting battle.

From movie and TV stars to musicians and other notable personalities, we said goodbye to a lot of familiar, beloved faces this year.

Organizers of Frost Regina winter festival are hoping to break 2023's attendance record of 88,000 people and see 100,000 in 2024, thanks to new partners and additional programming.

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Newcomers to Canada were introduced to the backbone of our province this Saturday.

MONTREAL - Quebec's vigorous opposition of the Harper government's freshly adopted crime legislation entered a new phase Tuesday as the province pledged to minimize the bill's impact on its soil.

MONTREAL - Quebec's vigorous opposition of the Harper government's freshly adopted crime legislation entered a new phase Tuesday as the province pledged to minimize the bill's impact on its soil.

Groups working with newcomers have partnered with the Saskatchewan Health Authority on COVID-19 vaccination clinics for their clients facing language and transportation barriers.

The John Howard Society of Saskatchewan is looking to raise $100,000 to pay off the mortgage of a new home for LGBTQ2 youth living in homelessness.

One-third of the 172 confirmed fatal drug overdoses in Saskatchewan last year were outside of the province's two major urban centres.

One of those potential locations for settlement is Regina, which is no stranger to refugees looking for a new home.

Many Syrian refugees arriving such as 16 year-old Abrahem have big dreams for their future and help from local businesses will be crucial.

The Regina Open Door Society hosted a Community Fair on Thursday for newcomers; aimed at strengthening the relationship between immigrants and the community.

The Saskatoon Open Door Society needs storage for a flood of donations for Syrian refugees. Premier Brad Wall said 800 to 850 could come to Saskatchewan.

A Syrian refugee and high school student living in Regina has been awarded the Loran Award, one of Canada’s most prestigious merit-based awards.