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Britton Gray
Sask. ends ban on Alberta licence plates
Saskatchewan and Alberta have finally put an end to their licence plate battle. According to an Alberta government spokesman, Saskatchewan sent them a letter Monday saying it is repealing its ban on v...
Britton Gray
Jan 22, 2018
Giles sisters helping make U of R Cougars one of Canada's best
Basketball success has followed the Giles sisters all throughout their high school careers. Now that's continuing on the hardwood for the University of Regina Cougars team. The Cougars team are curren...
Britton Gray
Jan 20, 2018
'I love sports and entertainment:' Evraz Place reveals next CEO
Evraz Place has seen a lot of growth in recent years and the organization revealed the person who is going to lead them into the future. After a national search, Regina Exhibition Association Limited ...
Britton Gray
Jan 19, 2018
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Regina seeing increase in January water main breaks
The City of Regina has seen an increase in the amount of water main breaks this month, but the cold weather may not be the culprit. There have been 12 breaks in the Queen City so far in January with t...
Britton Gray
Jan 15, 2018
40-year Regina coach takes on new challenge with Thunder
Despite being a football coach for about 40 years in Regina, one man isn't ready to step away from the sidelines just yet. Alex Smith has coached at high schools, in the CFL and everywhere in between ...
Britton Gray
Jan 13, 2018
The Regina Thunder gather together in Mosaic Stadium. (Wanda Harron Photography)
Both weather radars in Sask. down for upgrades, repairs
Predicting the weather in Saskatchewan is tough enough to begin with, but Environment Canada has been facing extra challenges over the last several months. Both of the weather radar stations in Saskat...
Britton Gray
Jan 12, 2018
'She's proud of me:' Schmirler's daughter heads to nationals
Sara England has the blood of Saskatchewan curling royalty running through her veins and she's looking to deliver a national championship to the province. England and her team won the provincial junio...
Britton Gray
Jan 10, 2018
Sara England’s team from Regina’s Callie Curling Club defeated Chaelynn Kitz’s team during the provincial junior women’s championship final game on Dec. 31, 2017. (curlsask.ca)
Sask. prison workers raise alarm over inmate fentanyl use: union
Prison employees have been dealing with fentanyl making its way into Saskatchewan's correctional facilities. Saskatchewan Government and General Employee's Union (SGEU) President Bob Bymoen said that ...
Britton Gray
Jan 05, 2018
Woman seeks refund after Pats homecoming game changes
A Melville woman is tracking down a refund - and making new weekend plans - after the Regina Pats decided to move their Homecoming Weekend hockey games indoors. The team announced Wednesday that due t...
Britton Gray
Jan 04, 2018
Fewer cases solved, but tips up for Regina Crime Stoppers
While more people are calling Regina Crime Stoppers, fewer crimes were solved in 2017. But police say that doesn't mean things are going south. Regina Crime Stoppers received a record 1,192 tips in 20...
Britton Gray
Jan 04, 2018
Craig Perrault, the vice-president of Regina Crime Stoppers, vice-president speaks as the organization reveals its yearly numbers on Jan. 4, 2017. (Britton Gray/980 CJME)
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