Author Archives: Abby Zieverink

More money is going to support the mining industry in Saskatchewan. The province is providing $10 million over the next 10 years to the Saskatchewan Geological Survey's Public Geoscience Initiative. I...

The cenotaph in Regina's Victoria Park has once again been vandalized. The memorial was one of a few downtown locations spray-painted with graffiti Wednesday night, with two sides of the cenotaph vand...

With Hudson's Bay set to close next year, questions are rising about what will fill the space. Regina Mayor Sandra Masters said one idea is to use the the soon-to-be-available space at the Cornwall Ce...

The news that Hudson's Bay will be closing its Regina store next year didn't exactly come as a shock to many shoppers. On Monday the company announced it will close the doors of its store in the Cornw...

Recent rain appears to have relieved some dry conditions in the southeast corner of Saskatchewan. That's according to Lee Stanley, a farmer near Gainsborough, who said on the Greg Morgan Morning Show ...

Things will look a little different at the outdoor farmers' market this weekend in Regina. The Saturday market is moving to the REAL District at Confederation Park, and will be open from 9 a.m. until ...

While some may have already noticed delays in their commute, the City of Regina officially kicked off its construction season on Tuesday. Kurtis Doney, the deputy city manager of city operations, said...

It appears spring allergy season is officially here. The Weather Network's Allergy Outlook is reporting pollen counts to be "very high" in Regina and in Saskatoon from Wednesday through Friday. Family...

Residents got a sneak peek at the long-awaited Dewdney Avenue Corridor Revitalization Project on Tuesday, as the latest renderings of what the finalized corridor will look like were revealed. Karen Se...

A suspect in a Regina murder case has been added to Canada's top-25 most wanted list. Daniel (Juma) Drie Atem, who is wanted for first-degree murder in connection to a killing on Broad Street near the...