"Across international borders and provincial jurisdictions, this is a definitive example of how one report can be the difference in rescuing a victim of crime," the Saskatoon Police Service said.

Lorilee Davies, acting chief of the Regina Police Service, said her top priority is keeping everyone safe. "Our goal is to ensure that everybody who attends QCX has a great time," said Davies.

A 48-year-old woman has been charged with first-degree murder in the death of Brando Peji. He was found dead in a North Central home on July 14. A 19-year-old man was charged with manslaughter on Friday.

BGC Saskatoon is leasing two floors of what used to be Regina's downtown YWCA building. The new tenant will operate two childcare centres, opening up dozens of infant spots, starting later this year.

Two people have been charged in relation to the woman's death. Lyle Turcotte, 39, has been charged with second-degree murder and Brandi Schile, also 39, has been charged with accessory after the fact to murder.

Signs have been installed around the city to explain what people can do to help support bird life, like making glass more visible in problem windows and leaving fallen leaves in yards over winter.

Christopher Nolan's hotly anticipated film The Odyssey won't be released until 2026, but Regina's Kramer IMAX Theatre has already sold all the tickets for their first four screenings.

Regina police said officers were called to the home in the 1500 block of Cameron Street around 4 p.m. on July 25, where they found the woman's body. Police and Sask. Coroners Service are investigating.

Cathy Lauritsen Memorial Off-Leash Dog Park is one of five year-round off-leash facilities available for canines and their human companions to enjoy in Regina.

The shelter has 50 beds and operates 24/7 on a first-come, first-served basis. It provides access to shelter, three meals a day, case planning services and access to wrap-around support.

Following an investigation, 19-year-old Bradley Gardiner has been charged with forcible confinement and manslaughter in relation to the death of 53-year-old Brando Peji on July 14.

"This training location is a healthcare facility. As such, members of the media and the public are required to refrain from taking pictures and filming this training," the police service said in a statement.

The $285.1 million estimate is $40 million higher than the cost estimate when the new facility was approved last fall. The jump marks the second time that the project's estimated costs have increased.

Kesley Bone and Scot Pominville got married on Mount Kilimanjaro in early July after a six-day hike to the 19,300-foot summit of the highest mountain in Africa. Bone said the experience was "very surreal."

A Saskatchewan diabetic says shortcomings in provincial diabetes coverage caused him to spend days in an emergency room. He wants age restrictions removed, and treatment options expanded.

"EMS has transported the pedestrian to hospital with minor injuries for further assessment," the Regina Police Service said in a statement. Drivers in the area were asked to find an alternative route.

Regina Acting Police Chief Lorilee Davies and Saskatoon Police Chief Cam McBride both said that while there's still more work for the police services to do, the statistics show meaningful progress.

The officer involved is off work, according to Regina's Acting Police Chief Lorilee Davies. She said the officer has been with RPS for 22 years and is working with SIRT to provide information.

This is the second spike in costs for the project, which was originally earmarked at $160.7 million. The total cost is now $285.1 million, according to a report by city administration.

Justin Amyotte, 44, is charged with breach of trust by a public official for allegedly trafficking controlled substances into the Regina Provincial Correctional Centre.

Left in a doctor's car in Regina as a newborn in 1964, Sherwin Moscovitch has spent decades searching for his birth mother, not to assign blame, but for the chance to simply say "thank you."

Regina-born music star Tesher has donated his $25K prize from Battle of the Generations to the Regina Immigrant Women's Centre, supporting vital services for newcomers.

Locations where the exposure risk occurred are Dad's Organic Market on Victoria Avenue East on July 15 and Home Depot on Victoria Avenue East on July 16, Saskatchewan Health Authority said.

"... pathways are the feature people like most about Wascana, it's where people think we should be directing our attention and our resources," said Jenna Schroeder, executive director of the PCC.

"It's a good feeling. The federal government is listening to what's happening in the steel industry. It's a positive announcement," said Mike Day, president of United Steelworkers Local 5890.

Two trees near Goose Hill and the Saskatchewan Science Centre were removed after testing positive for Dutch elm disease, the latest in a rise of infections inside the Wascana Centre.

A Regina police officer fatally shot a person Friday morning on Garnet Street. SIRT, the province's police watchdog, is now investigating the incident in the city's North Central neighbourhood.

The FIMBA World Maxibasketball Championship is a competition featuring former collegiate and semi-pro athletes from around the globe with age brackets spanning from 35 to 85-plus.

The sinkhole left part of the garbage truck submerged in muddy water and flooded Dependable Vacuums, a nearby business. This happened behind the Towers strip mall in Regina, early Wednesday morning.

Staff at Auto Parts Plus describe rushing to the scene or learning about the blaze through social media as police investigate how flames spread from burning pallets into the store's warehouse.

A flight from Ontario to B.C., was forced to make an emergency landing at YQR in Regina on Tuesday night, with a passenger reporting problems began with the wi-fi and entertainment system.

Regina Police Service said Tuesday the investigation into the killing of 53 year-old Brando Peji in the 3000 block of 4th Avenue in the North Central neighbourhood on July 14 is ongoing.

Regina Police found a deceased man in the 3000 block of 4th Avenue around 8 p.m. on July 14. A death investigation is underway with help from the Coroners Service, Major Crime, and Forensic units.

Campers had a slow start on Monday packing up their belongings and driving off after five days of country music fun, while police dealt with 156 callouts throughout the popular festival.

Regina-Wascana MP Michael Kram demands transparency after Saskatchewan RCMP leader Rhonda Blackmore "was pulled from her post and publicly humiliated over what has only been described as 'anonymous complaints.'"

Health Minister Jeremy Cockrill said the province's focus is on opening six more centres: another one in Regina, two in Saskatoon and one in Prince Albert, North Battleford and Moose Jaw.

Many of the helpful, aphid-eating insects were released in Victoria Park on Thursday morning, while others were given out to residents who will release them in their own yards or other parks.

Healthcare workers gathered outside Regina's Delta Hotel, demanding better working conditions and higher wages. CUPE President Kent Peterson said low salaries have led to a retention crisis.

After an investigation, police said 36-year-old Alexandra Crowe was arrested and charged with second-degree murder. She's also facing a charge of failing to comply with a probation order.

On Tuesday, the Regina Police Service arrested and charged 37-year-old Kayla Mitton with first-degree murder. Mitton will make her first court appearance on Wednesday morning.

The incident occurred in the north parking lot of the Al Ritchie Community Centre, and it is currently under investigation. Police are asking the public to avoid the area and find an alternative route.

Traffic has since been reopened and the Regina Police Service thanked the public for its cooperation and patience during the road closure.

The Saskatchewan NDP's Keith Jorgenson said the urgent care centre being open for a year and still not operating 24-7 as promised is another example of broken promises and horrible planning.

The review followed allegations of unprofessionalism, misconduct and racism among doctors working in Regina's hospitals. In 2023, 10 foreign-trained doctors claimed they faced racism from hospital leaders.

Kids gathered in Wascana Park with their stuffed animals to learn about different health-care procedures. The idea behind the event is to reduce any fear surrounding trips to the hospital or doctor for kids.