Author Archives: Britton Gray

Members of the Justice for our Stolen Children Camp in Regina were woken up by the harsh lights of trucks shining on their tents as the sun began to rise Friday morning. It was the 108th day for the g...

With the Riders increasing the team's win total last season, expectations from fans are also rising. Saskatchewan begins its quest for a fifth Grey Cup in franchise history Friday night, when the Toro...

Running a cannabis store in Regina won't be as expensive as doing so in Saskatoon. Unlike the Bridge City, the Queen City does not require commercial business licences. And with only six cannabis stor...

Regina's Italian Star Deli lost more than a customer when the Saskatchewan Roughriders released Rob Bagg. The 34-year-old receiver was one of the final cuts made after the Riders final preseason game ...

People looking to light up a cigarette at the University of Regina will have to leave the campus in order to do so. The U of R announced the school will be 100 per cent smoke-free beginning Aug. 1. Da...

With pipeline disputes and tariffs bringing a cloud of uncertainty over the steel industry, the Saskatchewan NDP believe it knows a way to create jobs here in the province. Standing with members of th...

The Regina Riot women's football team could have a new look for their upcoming playoff game, but it's not a choice of their own. According to a release sent out by the team, the team manager's van was...

Despite a notice saying they had to leave, a group of activists will continue camping in Wascana. As of Wednesday, the Justice for our Stolen Children camp has been in the park for 99 days. The group ...

Before blood donated in Saskatchewan can help people, it will now have to make a detour to Alberta first. Canadian Blood Services (CBS) shut down their production department in Regina on May 25. The f...

With the price rising to get a food truck permit in areas like City Square Plaza, people looking for an outdoor downtown Regina lunch are noticing less choice this year. The city raised the price of a...