Author Archives: Adriana Christianson

The provincial government is doing some last-minute accounting to find the cash to make up for an extra $369 million in expenses across 11 different ministries this year. Since the legislature isn't c...

Protests blocking rail lines in support of Wet'suwet'en's hereditary chiefs may not be happening in Saskatchewan, but at least one local company is seeing an impact on business. Greg Cruson is the gen...

Dave Cripps kept a cool head Thursday, when he says a stranger threatened to shoot Cripps' family after crashing into their yard north of Regina. Cripps said his wife woke him up around 6 a.m., and to...

The chance to win a luxury grand prize showhome or tropical vacations may be exciting, but the money raised by the Hospitals of Regina Foundation (HRF) spring home lottery will likely mean even more t...

An addictions treatment expert wants families and addicts to know there is hope for recovery if they treat it as a disease instead of a drug problem. Regina police are continuing to warn people about ...

While politicians debate solutions to the Wet'suwet'en protests and public tensions run high, police forces say they are navigating the balance between public safety and keeping the peace. RCMP Assist...

First responders are on the front lines of dealing with a rash of drug overdoses in Regina. In the first six weeks of the year, Regina police tracked 46 overdose calls believed to be linked to fentany...

Regina Police Service Chief Evan Bray is standing behind all police actions -- and lack thereof -- during the labour dispute at the Co-op refinery, even as he takes barbs from all sides. Bray said Fri...

Down at the Rink Avenue Daycare in Regina, love is in the air judging by the pink heart crafts hanging everywhere. So we asked some of the kids between the ages of three and six what they think about ...

Teachers and the government are not on the same page in terms of writing classroom size and composition into a contract, but both sides agree on the urgency of meeting to address those issues beyond t...