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REGINA NEWS
Rider Store packed as fans stock up before Labour Day Classic
Fans were filling bags with squishy melons, hats and jerseys getting ready for the Labour Day Classic game on Sunday, while others were chowing down on a Green and White or Bomber burger at Buskwakkers.
Man charged after copper wire theft in Regina: RCMP
A man has been charged with theft from an industrial compound in Regina and RCMP is investigating other recent break-ins at several businesses and industrial compounds to see if they are connected.
City of Regina to explore homeless encampment options, designated sites
Regina city councillor Victoria Flores said the ultimate goal remains to provide housing to those experiencing homelessness. She also said that a designated site could provide a measure of safety.
University of Regina prof's experimental film wins RIFFA award
Mark Wihak took home the Saskatchewan Short Film Award at this year's Regina International Film Festival, which ran from Aug. 19 to 23. The documentary captured one year of the filmmaker's life.
SASKATCHEWAN NEWS
City council approves new Saskatoon fire station in Dundonald Park
In 2024, about 25,000 emergencies were reported to the Saskatoon Fire Department. The new station will help alleviate pressures on the No. 1 and No. 2 fire stations downtown and on Diefenbaker Drive.
Heat warnings blanket northern Saskatchewan
Environment Canada meteorologist Dan Fulton said it will be hot in most places in the province until Monday, and northern areas will see humidex values sitting between 34 C and 37 C.
Body found in Confederation Mall parking lot: Saskatoon police
Police are now calling the death of a 26-year-old man whose body was found near the Superstore on Saturday suspicious and are asking for information from the public as Major Crimes investigates.
Sask. First Nation receives up to $7 million loan guarantee for solar project
The $82 million Wicehtowak Solar Project will power Bethune's K+S Potash mine, create 20 full-time construction jobs and generate enough clean electricity to power more than 5,600 homes each year.
TODAY ON EVAN BRAY
The Evan Bray Show - Friday, August 29
Evan talks with national CP correspondent Bill Graveland about notable stories on the Ukrainian and Russian war, and Conservative party leader Pierre Poilievre about his "castle law" announcement on self-d...
THE GREEN ZONE REPLAY
The Green Zone Replay - Friday, Aug. 29
Tom Mayenknecht discusses fantasy football and Caitlin Clark, RJ Choppy on the shock trade by Dallas Cowboys, Britton Gray talks Labour Day Classic, and Marshall Ferguson previews the other CFL games.
SPORTS
Riders, Bombers clash in 60th edition of the Labour Day Classic
The Saskatchewan Roughriders and Winnipeg Blue Bombers will write another chapter in their historic rivalry on Sunday in the 60th edition of the Labour Day Classic in Regina. Kickoff is set for 5 p.m.
'He played in the first Classic': Pelling family proud of Rider legacy
In 1949, Bob Pelling suited up for the Riders in Regina's first Labour Day Classic. His son Drew says the family still carries that tradition into the stands at Mosaic Stadium with season tickets.
Why Sask. Roughrider fans wear melons on their heads
The melon head is unique to Rider Nation and a great way to show love for the Green and White. The Roughriders take on the Winnipeg Blue Bombers today at 5 p.m. Be sure to get your melon on.
Mario Alford set to return, Ajou Ajou added to Riders' roster for Labour Day Classic
The Saskatchewan Roughriders are set to get back their dynamic returner in the Labour Day Classic. Mario Alford is back on the depth chart after being out since early July with a hip injury.
CANADA & WORLD
Israel kills Hamas spokesperson as security cabinet meets to discuss Gaza
There were no plans to discuss negotiations for a ceasefire at the meeting, according to an official who spoke on condition of anonymity because they were not authorized to speak with the media.
Flotilla leaves Barcelona to try to break Israeli blockade of Gaza
The maritime convoy of about 20 boats and delegations from 44 countries is claimed to be the largest attempt to date to break the Israeli blockade of the Gaza Strip by sea, which has lasted 18 years.
Trump's Federal Reserve threat could hurt everyday lives of Americans
Economists worry that if Trump gets what he wants the result would likely be higher inflation and, over time, higher borrowing costs for things like mortgages, car loans and business loans.
Israel soon will halt or slow aid to northern Gaza as military offensive grows
Israel will soon halt or slow humanitarian aid into parts of northern Gaza, a decision likely to bring more condemnation of Israel's government as dire conditions for Palestinians and hostages persist.
AGRICULTURE
Harvest 12 per cent complete across Sask., lagging behind long-term averages
The southwest is furthest ahead, with harvest 23 per cent complete, followed by the southeast at 14 per cent, while harvest was 11 per cent complete in Saskatchewan's east and west-central regions.
Above-average temperatures, dry conditions welcome as harvest approaches
World Weather meteorologist Drew Lerner said the conditions will be favourably received by producers across the province. "Now we're ready to finish out this crop, and it is finishing very well."
NDP repeats calls for action committee on drought relief
"We desperately need the support of this government to help us financially or in any way possible," said Reeve Quinton Jacksteit of the RM of Big Stick. The area has seen drought conditions for nearly a de...
New website launches to address invasive wild pigs in Canada
"Whether you're a farmer, hunter, hiker, or just someone who cares about our natural landscape, you'll find everything you need to know about wild pigs and how to report them in one place."
SASKATCHEWAN STORIES WITH BRITTANY CAFFET
Camp Easter Seal: The Saskatchewan summer camp that embraces disability
Nestled in Manitou Beach, Camp Easter Seal is Saskatchewan's only fully accessible camp. It offers a summer experience campers say is better than Christmas and Disneyland - a place where barriers don't exist.
An inside look at the new medevac plane serving northern Sask.
Rise Air's new medevac plane, based in La Ronge, is upgrading emergency care in northern Saskatchewan - offering quicker access and improved support to remote communities when it matters most.
Saskatchewan's own Nessie? The tale of the Turtle Lake Monster
In 1985, two brothers on a quiet Saskatchewan lake came face to face with something they couldn't explain. Decades later, the mystery still lurks beneath the surface of Turtle Lake.
Discover how a doll empowered this Sask. girl with a rare disease
A handmade crocheted doll with a medical port is helping five-year-old Ivy feel seen and accepted, giving her the confidence and hope to embrace her unique journey with a rare autoimmune disease.
