Author Archives: Britton Gray

While there aren't any guarantees yet, CFL commissioner Randy Ambrosie says optimism is growing that touchdowns will be scored on Canadian football fields in 2021. "We got knocked down but like great ...

Snow routes are in effect in Regina after a dumping of snow Sunday evening and Monday morning. The city received about 12 to 14 centimetres -- five to 5 1/2 inches -- of the white stuff during the sto...

The winter of 2020-21 has taken its first serious swipe at Saskatchewan. As expected, a significant storm blew into the province on the weekend, dumping freezing rain and snow across most areas of the...

The Canadian Red Cross is reminding people to be prepared with a winter storm hitting Saskatchewan. The storm could drop between 20 and 50 centimetres -- eight to 20 inches -- of snow in various parts...

If Regina residents are worried the incoming snowstorm will affect their ability to vote, the city says not to worry. A major storm is expected to bring 20 to 40 centimetres of snow -- eight to 16 inc...

With mandatory masks now here in Regina, the city's chamber of commerce believes it's a better option than the other on the table. "When you look at the alternative, which is shutting down the economy...

With the largest snowfall in five years predicted to be on the way, the City of Regina is getting ready to act. "They've become kind of a rarity in the city of Regina but we know with our climate and ...

With just days to go before Regina residents head to the polls, Michael Fougere revealed the final part of his platform Thursday. The mayoral candidate announced his plan to provide funding for addict...

Mandatory masks are on the way for three cities in Saskatchewan, but the idea remains a contentious subject. On Tuesday, the province announced masks will be mandatory in public places in Regina, Sask...

While Regina's municipal election doesn't usually have high voter turnout, people are taking advantage of advance polls and mail-in ballots in 2020. According to city clerk Jim Nicol, about 3,700 peop...