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REGINA NEWS
Hanging it up: Bregg Cleaners closes store in downtown Regina
The manager of Bregg Cleaners, Tailors & Furriers said people's fancy fashions stayed in their closets during the COVID-19 pandemic and fewer customers have entered the store since.
Regina police seize loaded shotgun, prohibited rifle in weekend arrest
Police said a knife fell from a Regina man's lap as he was being arrested on Saturday and he repeatedly uttered death threats against another man. A search on Sunday then found a number of weapons.
Regina doubled its average for hot days this summer, with more heat expected
Regina's already had 16 days reach above 30 C this summer, which is twice its average. While August is expected to be cooler than July, the Queen City can look forward to a milder fall and winter.
Regina exchange program brings father and son full circle
A Regina father who said an exchange program with Japan 26 years ago helped shape his life is watching his son follow the same path while their family hosts a student from Fujioka.
SASKATCHEWAN NEWS
Taxpayers federation looking to province, Ottawa, for relief at the pumps
The Canadian Taxpayers Federation is hoping to sway Prime Minister Mark Carney to extend the holiday on the 10-cent federal fuel tax, while it also looks to the Saskatchewan government for tax relief.
Maidstone woman, 78, dead after crash on Highway 16: RCMP
The Saskatchewan RCMP said that as of Tuesday morning, there have been 55 fatal crashes on roads and highways in its jurisdiction so far in 2026, leading to a total of 68 deaths.
Nature's Food Bank: Turning a problem into protein
Thousands of migratory birds are harvested in Saskatchewan every year by outfitters and hunters. This Saskatoon non-profit is making sure that meat finds its way to people who need it most.
Saskatchewan-born winery owner describes frantic evacuation from B.C. wildfire
Saskatchewan-born winemaker Tyler Harlton, who lives in Summerland, said the speed of the fire caught people off guard, even those accustomed to wildfire season in the Okanagan.
TODAY ON EVAN BRAY
The Evan Bray Show - Tuesday, August 11
On Tuesday's show, Evan talked about public art in Saskatoon, finds out about a Canadian helping rebuild Ukraine, the low cost of Australian beef and meets a young professional fisherman from Saskatchewan.
THE GREEN ZONE REPLAY
The Green Zone Replay - Tuesday, Aug. 11
Adam Stanley previews the FedEx Cup playoffs, Britton Gray has an update from Riders practice, Pete Bercich looks at the Minnesota Vikings, and Scott Roblin examines Saskatoon Berries finals bid.
SPORTS
Blades bring back Sobry in trade with Prince George, Doyle departs for NCAA hockey
With a sudden departure of Tristen Doyle to the NCAA, the Saskatoon Blades have re-acquired hometown defenceman Tyrone Sobry from the Prince George Cougars in exchange for a sixth round pick.
Riders' short-yardage star Tommy Stevens ready to rumble with Ti-Cats
Tommy Stevens continues to be a force to be reckoned with for the Saskatchewan Roughriders. The quarterback has 11 rushing touchdowns through eight games with the CFL West Division leaders.
VIDEO: Berries knock off Red Sox in Game 3 to advance to WCBL East Division final
It's a third straight trip to the Western Canadian Baseball League's East Division final for the Saskatoon Berries, as they beat the Regina Red Sox 5-3 to keep their dream of a WCBL title alive.
'Drive for 25': Title defence begins for reigning Canadian Bowl-champion Hilltops
A program defined by championships will begin the hunt for a 25th Canadian Bowl title today, as a new-look Saskatoon Hilltops team takes the field in Winnipeg for Week 1 of their 2026 season.
CANADA & WORLD
Canada could lose more than 100K jobs if CUSMA dies: Report
The report says the provinces and states affected the most by the loss of CUSMA would include Ontario, Quebec, Manitoba, New Brunswick, Michigan, Indiana, Washington and Iowa.
Otter pup revived by CPR, reunited with family, after choking on net in B.C.
RCMP in Alert Bay off Vancouver Island's northern coast say one of the residents who found the otter showed "remarkable composure and compassion" by getting the animal to start breathing again.
Environment Canada launches new weather warning system to address 'alert fatigue'
Environment Canada's new system will target thunderstorm and tornado alerts specifically to the area that forecasters think will be hit, rather than issue a broad warning across a large area.
Toyota recalls 655K Camrys over display error that may deactivate turn signals and other indicators
Toyota confirmed to The Associated Press via email Tuesday that its recall affects 655,000 vehicles in markets in North America, the Middle East, Asia and some countries in other regions.
AGRICULTURE
Nature's Food Bank: Turning a problem into protein
Thousands of migratory birds are harvested in Saskatchewan every year by outfitters and hunters. This Saskatoon non-profit is making sure that meat finds its way to people who need it most.
Why is Australian beef cheaper than Canadian beef?
The past president of the Saskatchewan Stock Growers Association says rising prices make it understandable that Canadian consumers are searching for more cost-conscious beef options at grocery stores.
Saskatchewan Open Farm Days connects consumers with local food, producers
This year's event features 37 host locations stretching across the province, with opportunities for visitors to explore everything from grain and dairy operations to organic farming and vermiculture.
Labatt raises a toast to Sask. farmers with baleboards campaign
Saskatchewan supplies around 85 per cent of all barley used at their breweries, and the baleboards that are currently on display sit next to the fields that grew the barley used in Labatt's beer.
SASKATCHEWAN STORIES WITH BRITTANY CAFFET
Nature's Food Bank: Turning a problem into protein
Thousands of migratory birds are harvested in Saskatchewan every year by outfitters and hunters. This Saskatoon non-profit is making sure that meat finds its way to people who need it most.
Your grandma was right: Why everyone's suddenly playing pickleball
Think pickleball is just for retirees? Think again. Ahead of National Pickleball Day, Saskatchewan ambassador Amy Klassen explains why people are rallying behind this fast-growing sport.
Before he was a Roughriders star, Trevor Harris was a dancer
He can read a defence, escape a pass rush and lead a CFL offence. But before Trevor Harris became a Saskatchewan Roughriders quarterback, he was a kid learning hip hop, jazz and tap from his mom.
Two left feet? Right this way: Inside Saskatoon's Ballroom Dancing Club
For 62 years, the University of Saskatchewan Ballroom Dancing Club has turned hesitant beginners into confident dancers - creating friendships, memories and a community that keeps people coming back.
