Author Archives: Britton Gray

For the first time in more than a decade and a half, the University of Regina Cougars men's and women's basketball teams are both among the last teams standing. Both teams are in the Canada West Final...

Randy Ambrosie is focused on the future of the CFL. But what that looks like is still being debated. The CFL commissioner spoke to a few dozen Saskatchewan Roughriders fans on Thursday as he continues...

The temperature is rising, and Regina police expect a similar increase when it comes to calls they respond to. Police Chief Evan Bray told Gormley on Wednesday that in 2020, there was a 25 to 30 per c...

Dr. Tomi Mitchell has run a medical clinic in Regina for more than a decade, but she's shutting those doors. "What I see right now is beyond tragic. I took an oath over a decade ago to do my best as a...

With scams making the rounds by way of phone calls, emails and social media, the Regina Police Service is reminding people to be cautious when speaking to someone they don't know. "What the scammer tr...

Saskatchewan's energy and resources minister thinks the energy industry faces a number of challenges as it tries to ramp up. An increase in demand for oil has sent prices skyrocketing after many count...

Connor Bedard found a new gear in his game once the calendar turned to 2022. During the first 21 games of the 2021-22 WHL season, the Regina Pats centre had 24 points -- a decent mark, but below the 1...

Heather Dedman thinks she and her husband could handle the extra costs of getting lead pipes removed from their home, but she knows not everyone can do so. Dedman lives in the Heritage neighbourhood i...

After days of increases, a price drop could be on the way at the gas pumps. Roger McKnight, chief petroleum analyst with En-Pro International, said Thursday that lower gas prices could be seen across ...

If the City of Regina changes lead pipes in an area of the city, private homeowners could soon be required to do so as well. At Wednesday's executive committee meeting, councillors voted in favour of ...