Author Archives: Britton Gray

After snowing Tuesday evening, City of Regina crews were out in the early hours Wednesday morning to clear the streets. The city said they had crews out at 4 a.m. salting and sanding the streets, begi...

While scary costumes and spooky decorations might send chills down the spines of trick-or-treaters on Halloween night, the weather isn't expected to be a thing of nightmares. "When you look back over ...

The Saskatchewan Stock Growers Association (SSGA) continues to raise funds and collect a wide variety of items to help farmers affected by recent wildfires in the province's southwest. A wildfire near...

While most of the summer has been slow for Wheatland Roofing, business has picked up since a wind storm ravaged the province. Owner Mike Smith said that the hot, dry weather has been good for many, it...

Saskatchewan is getting ready to combat the flu once again. The influenza vaccine will be offered in the province beginning Oct. 23. The vaccine will be available in a wide variety of places including...

The Saskatchewan Abilities Council has a new name, logo and mission statement. The organization, which has been in existence for 67 years, helps create jobs for people with disabilities and works to r...

A group of Weyburn high school students got to share the stage with legendary rock band Foreigner in Regina Monday night. The Weyburn STARS Comprehensive Choir won a Jack FM contest to get the chance ...

With warm weather expected for Regina over the next week, golfers will be hitting the links for most of October. While frost has been spotted on the grounds early some days, members of the Wascana Cou...

The Regina Thunder rallied in the second half to defeat the Edmonton Huskies and punch their ticket to the Prairie Football Conference (PFC) finals. The Thunder traveled to Clarke Park in Edmonton on ...

Regina's fire chief is backing up findings from a recent study on the leading cause of house fires in the city. The study, released Tuesday, found 39 per cent of house fires were caused by cooking acc...