Online report: Kelowna ties for fifth where Canadians would move to own a home
Toronto, Halifax and St. Catharines and Niagara lead the list in a report from Finder.com. Continue reading
Regina
Brett Kissel announced as opener for Garth Brooks
Brett Kissel was announced as the opening act for the Garth Brooks Aug. 9 concert in Regina. Continue reading
Women compete in Regina with hopes of becoming ‘Canada’s Strongest’
‘Rebellion 2019’ saw eight women compete to qualify in Canada’s Strongest Women competition, which takes place in Quebec later this year. Continue reading
The stage is set for the 15th annual Regina Fringe Festival
The 15th Annual Regina Fringe Festival kicks off Wednesday featuring 21 performing companies from Saskatchewan, Canada, United States, England and South Africa. Continue reading
Regina’s likely biggest sinkhole should take three days to fill
By David Baxter Reporter
The massive sinkhole that opened up in Regina’s Coronation Park neighbourhood is expected to take three days to fill. Continue reading
Saskatchewan farmers look skyward as drought conditions persist
Farmers across Saskatchewan continue to look skyward for much-needed rain as drought conditions continue across the province. Continue reading
‘I know this feeling’: Jenaya Wapemoose’s family searching for answers, again
By Taylor Braat Online Producer
Jenaya Wapemoose has been missing since March 10 and her family and the First Nation she’s from continues to search for answers. Continue reading
Regina YMCA hosting information session as debt passes $5M
By David Baxter Reporter
After a tough fiscal year, the Regina YMCA has seen their debt grown. The community organization will be holding an information session next week on future plans. Continue reading
Elementary school youth parade for Pride Week in Emerald Park
Students from an Emerald Park elementary school organized a Pride Walk Monday morning, proving it’s never to early to promote inclusion and acceptance. Continue reading
Superpower pup visits Saskatchewan Science Centre
By Connor O’Donovan Digital Broadcast Journalist
Visitors to the Saskatchewan Science Centre got to interact with a unique search and rescue dog-in-training. Continue reading