Saskatchewan
Your Saskatchewan – Regina: September 2017
By Tiffany Lizée Meteorologist
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Reality TV star hopefuls in Saskatoon try out for ‘Big Brother Canada’
“Big Brother Canada” saw hundreds of hopefuls audition at an open casting call in Saskatoon on Saturday. Continue reading
Province restores $20M funding to U of S College of Medicine
The Saskatchewan government is restoring $20 million in funding to the University of Saskatchewan’s College of Medicine. Continue reading
Moose Jaw seeing a spike in cases of whooping cough
The Five Hills Health Region has reported a spike in cases of whooping cough this year; a highly contagious respiratory infection that primarily affects children. Continue reading
Regina woman found dead in Newfoundland was murdered, spouse died by suicide: RCMP
Police in eastern Newfoundland say an 18-year-old woman found dead in Marystown on the weekend was murdered, and her spouse killed himself. Continue reading
Ranch in southwestern Saskatchewan gets heritage designation
A ranch in the Cypress Hills area of southwestern Saskatchewan has become the first of its kind in the province to be designated a heritage site. Continue reading
Community reels after dog attack tragedy
By Jules Knox Reporter/Anchor
Two days after six-year-old Cameron Mushanski was fatally mauled in a dog attack, people are struggling to come to terms with the tragedy. Continue reading
New wing of All Nations Healing Hospital to combine modern and traditional healing for kidney disease
The All Nations Healing Hospital in Fort Qu’Appelle unveiled a new $3 million wing for kidney health wellness on Wednesday. Continue reading
Wanuskewin Heritage Park receives $2.5M from federal government
The federal government is providing Wanuskewin Heritage Park with $2.5 million in funding. Continue reading
Rick Zamperin: Despite winning streak, Ticats have no room for error
Don’t look now, but the Hamilton Tiger-Cats are now the hottest team in the CFL’s East Division. Continue reading
