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REGINA NEWS
Very pale: A last memory of Misha at the trial for his murder
On Friday, the court heard from one of the few people so far in the trial who've said they saw what became of Misha Pavelick immediately after the attack that ultimately took his life in 2006.
White City says it has recovered almost $200,000 lost to fraud this summer
The town said the fraud was an isolated incident, and noted that there was no breach involving the town's internal security systems or personal information of ratepayers, which was confirmed by an IT review.
Regina man gearing up for bucket-list trip to see Blue Jays in World Series
Regina man is about to live out a lifelong dream, cheering on the Toronto Blue Jays in the World Series. Larry Fahlman and his wife are flying to Toronto for the first two games against the L.A. Dodgers.
Business community says Foo Fighters concert will shine a spotlight on the Queen City
Business and tourism leaders say the Foo Fighters' 2026 Mosaic Stadium Concert will fill hotels, bring millions of dollars to the city and put Regina back on the national live-music map.
SASKATCHEWAN NEWS
Man dead following vehicle collision near La Loche
The crash occurred on Friday around 9 a.m. near the small northern hamlet of Black Point. The sole occupant of the vehicle, a 47-year-old man from Saskatchewan, was declared dead at the scene.
Many Duck Lake residents 'blindsided' by town's potential name change
Many Duck Lake residents say they were shocked by the announcement, and couldn't believe what they were hearing when the town council said it was selling naming rights to their community.
ER nurse says more beds in hallways than in rooms at RUH
Royal University Hospital in Saskatoon has about 23 beds in its emergency department, but due to overcrowding, another 28 to 32 beds have been added in the halls, according to nurse Drayson McGilvery.
Mounties turn up cocaine and brass knuckles in Swift Current
Along with 255 grams of cocaine, police said the search of the Swift Current home turned up "a large sum of cash," four cell phones, a set of brass knuckles and 18 cartons of unstamped cigarettes.
TODAY ON EVAN BRAY
The Evan Bray Show - Friday, Oct. 24
Evan talks with Canadian Press Washington Correspondent Kelly Malone about reaction to Premier Doug Ford's ad attacking tariffs, and professor Curtis Griffiths about bail reform teased by Mark Carney.
THE GREEN ZONE REPLAY
The Green Zone Replay - Friday, Oct. 24
Toronto fan Max Ritz from Regina is in Toronto for Game 1 and Game 2 of the World Series, and the Baseball Canada CEO talks about how this Blue Jays run could make more kids want to pick up a bat.
SPORTS
Older fans remember Blue Jays' World Series championships in 1992-93
The Blue Jays' 1992 World Series win brought a kind of joy to the fans that they had never seen before, one fan said, but the '93 win was more fun because of Joe Carter's famous series-clinching homer.
Riders to host the Lions in regular season finale
Saskatchewan will finish off the CFL regular-season on Saturday against the B.C. Lions. Saskatchewan will look to end it on a winning note, but some starters are expected to be on a snap count.
Addison Barger makes World Series history as Blue Jays take Game 1
The outfielder's pinch-hit grand slam came in a blowout sixth inning that saw the Jays score nine runs as Toronto dominated defending champions Los Angeles Dodgers 11-4. Game 2 is tonight at 6 p.m.
'I've wanted to do this for a long time': Riders kicker to make first pro start
As the Saskatchewan Roughriders close out the regular season, a few new faces will enter in the lineup. That includes at the kicker spot where Michael Hughes will make his first start.
CANADA & WORLD
Has business in Canada tuned out Trump's temper tantrums?
Even as investors and companies become more desensitized to White House hysteria, the instability it stokes has added to the angst and frustration mounting among businesses over the past year.
Carney aims to sell Canada as reliable trade partner for Southeast Asia
Senior Canadian government officials said that for decades Canada viewed the 10-nation ASEAN bloc largely as a development partner but they're now considered increasingly important commercial partners.
CRA must fix human responses before pursuing AI, experts say
Charlie, CRA's artificial intelligence chatbot, offered correct information about one-third of time, providing answers from pre-determined scripts, Canada's auditor general Karen Hogan said in a report.
Trump ending trade talks unlikely to affect Canadian market, analyst says
Analyst Paul Martin said the U.S. president was likely engaging in bargaining tactics. "I think it's being perceived in Canada as the typical Donald Trump, passive-aggressive negotiating stance."
AGRICULTURE
Shaun Haney: Cracks on a once-united front
Canada's once-united front is cracking: Ontario is calling for counter-tariffs, B.C. is hammering Ottawa over mill closures, and Prairie leaders are focused squarely on canola access.Until Canada can speak with one ...
Data from Farm Stress Line shows slightly less calls in 2025
On average, the Farmer Stress Line receives about 250 calls a year from farmers dealing with mental health issues. However, Wilkins' data showed that those call numbers have been a slow, steady decline since 2022.
Shaun Haney: Caught in the middle of unstable relationship
Canadian farmers are once again caught in the middle of U.S. trade politics. Tariffs remain on the table, and President Trump has made it clear he hasn't dropped his long-standing complaints about Canada's dairy and...
Saskatchewan farmers continue to face depressed prices due to canola tariffs
"We just finished harvest, but the bins are full and the marketplace is closed off. This is not a good situation for farmers right now," said SARM president Bill Huber.
SASKATCHEWAN STORIES WITH BRITTANY CAFFET
Newlywed to newly diagnosed: A young bride's breast cancer battle
Just weeks after her dream wedding, Saskatoon's Brenna Gallet was diagnosed with two types of breast cancer. Her story is one of unexpected struggle, unwavering love and incredible strength.
Quilt Extravaganza shines spotlight on Saskatoon textile artist
This week, Saskatoon's Debora Barlow is the featured artist at a quilt show hosted by the Saskatoon Quilters' Guild - a vibrant celebration of fabric, storytelling and artistic tradition.
Meet the guardians of the Saskatoon Police Service's Lost & Found
Hundreds of bikes. A tuba. Regalia. Even human remains. Meet the duo reuniting Saskatoon with its lost stuff - one set of keys, silver locket and sarod at a time.
Back in brass: Saskatoon musician's tuba returned after six years
It was stolen on a frigid Saskatchewan night, but after it was found in an abandoned apartment, it's finally back on the stage. The story of Michael Raney's tuba is almost too strange to believe.
