Regina seniors with a passion for quilting sew for a good cause
By Katelyn Wilson Reporter
Regina seniors sew hundreds of quilts each year that they donate to organizations supporting women and children. Continue reading
Saskatchewan
Sunday morning fire destroys home in Pilot Butte, Sask.
Pilot Butte fire crews spent about four hours fighting the fire that destroyed a home on a Plains Road. Continue reading
Man recovering after being trapped in vehicle in northern Saskatchewan
A man was taken to hospital Friday night, after being trapped in a vehicle on an ice road in northern Saskatchewan. Continue reading
Regina Women’s March honours the missing and murdered
By Cami Kepke Reporter
Saskatchewan routinely records some of the highest rates of intimate partner violence in Canada. Continue reading
Best junior hockey team in nation barnstorming across B.C.
Prince Albert Raiders on pace for 119-point season. Continue reading
Robert Major’s speeding truck caused triple-fatal crash: RCMP reconstructionist
By Ryan Kessler Reporter
Robert Major slowed down, but remained above the speed limit when his Dodge Ram collided with a semi-truck. Continue reading
Black box data illustrates triple-fatal crash at Robert Major’s trial
By Ryan Kessler Reporter
Robert Major is accused of causing the deaths of his girlfriend and two of his sons west of Saskatoon in February 2016. Continue reading
‘Like an explosion’: truck driver recalls crash during Robert Major trial
By Ryan Kessler Reporter
The trial of a Saskatchewan man charged in a fatal crash heard from the driver of the semi-truck hit by Robert Major’s pickup in February 2016, who said it was like a bomb going off. Continue reading
Hockey: Canada beats U.S. for gold; elated but tired players return home
Teammates tired, but elated after winning gold at world women’s under-18 hockey championship in Japan. Continue reading
Lack of snow poses challenges for Sask. farmers looking ahead to spring
The lack of snowfall has been a bit of a let down and without snowpack, some Saskatchewan farmers won’t be off to a very promising start come spring. Continue reading