Author Archives: Britton Gray

If the United Steelworkers union has it their way, the federal government's approval of two pipelines on Tuesday will mean more jobs in Regina. "We welcome any time that a pipeline is going to be goin...

It's something young hockey players only dream of, and now two Regina Pats will get a chance to make those dreams come true. Austin Wagner and Sam Steel will get the chance to represent Canada at the ...

Snow has hit southern Saskatchewan with a bang this week after an unseasonably warm November. A special weather statement was issued Sunday afternoon for the southeast corner of the province, and by M...

The RCMP has confirmed its file on the controversial GTH land deal. A spokesperson won't say it is an investigation - only that they are "looking into the matter." The RCMP won't say when they receive...

After an incident that put a 31-year-old cab driver in a coma, taxi drivers are now worried about their safety. "We're worried to work. We're supposed to drive everybody home, but what about our safet...

The Saskatchewan government is getting tougher on pipeline companies. It follows an auditor's report that suggested the government needs to provide greater oversight and stop allowing the compani...

Christmas is a time of giving and the Regina Food Bank once again hopes to give a holiday meal to families in need. The food bank kicked off its annual 12 Days of Christmas campaign, which sees the fo...

Zack Evans has been with the Ottawa Redblacks since the beginning and on Sunday he saw the fruits of his team's labour: a Grey Cup championship. Three years ago, just weeks after winning a Grey Cup wi...

The Saskatchewan government can keep using coal-generated power plants, for now. But it will have to reduce its reliance on coal and meet emissions targets through an increase in renewable energy. Tha...

Like the Milky Way in spring, it really begins to feel like Christmas once the Salvation Army kettle campaign appears in malls across Regina. The annual fundraising campaign began Friday, Nov. 25 and ...