Author Archives: Andrew Shepherd

As Saskatchewan gets tougher on drunk drivers, the province is looking at less punitive ways to prevent impaired drivers from getting behind the wheel. The province is working with various government ...

SaskPower crews have been busy restoring multiple power outages recently in northwest Regina. There were four outages in the span of a week and they were all caused by common issues. Jordan Jackle wit...

Anyone planning a summer vacation to Candle Lake may want to keep an eye out for bears. The resort village has received numerous calls of bear sightings and interactions in residential and camping are...

The Canadian Red Cross is providing tips on how to be prepared and stay safe in what is proving to be an active tornado season. According to the Red Cross, there have been 16 twisters in Saskatchewan ...

Critics of the Regina bypass say there's a hole in the plan, literally. The NDP along with concerned Balgonie resident Jesse Edwards raised safety concerns on Monday after what they're describing as a...

Over 30,000 Rider fans jumped out of their seats as Duron Carter made a one-handed touchdown catch on Saturday. But no one was more thrilled than 12-year-old cancer survivor Paige Hansen. She knew Car...

Bricks from the demolished Connaught School now mark the entrance to the Cathedral neighbourhood. They form a new planter and sitting area around a tree at the corner of Albert Street and 13th Avenue ...

A health research project at the University of Regina received some funding from the federal government. Public Safety Minister Ralph Goodale was in Regina on behalf of Health Minister Jane Philpott t...

Deer hunting season begins in the province on Sunday. The Ministry of Environment said white-tailed deer numbers continue to be below the long-term average. "Our numbers took a bit of a beating a numb...

Flames shooting out of a huge hole in the roof, charred black casing around the windows, and water running down the front steps like a waterfall - it was quite a sight on Rae Street Saturday morning a...