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Dogs in Regina -- and their owners -- should have a new playground this fall. In a media release Friday, the City of Regina announced crews are to start construction Tuesday -- weather permitting -- o...

Kelly Hardy has been named the Saskatchewan NDP's candidate in Regina Walsh Acres for the upcoming provincial election. The NDP broke the news in an email sent Thursday night. In a news release, the p...

8:30 – The provincial election is looming on the horizon, but with Premier Scott Moe and the Sask Party polling higher than ever, the Saskatchewan NDP have their work cut out for them if they ho...

There will be no corn maze to get lost in this fall in Lumsden. In an announcement on Facebook, Happy Hollow announced it would be closing for the 2020 season. Happy Hollow's opening weekend was Sept....

A Saskatchewan business has been fined $10,000 for breaking COVID-19 regulations. The province's Ministry of Health didn't share Thursday which business had been fined, in which community it's located...

As a longtime advocate for increasing daycare availability in Regina, Colleen Schmidt was emotional when she heard the federal government promise a national childcare strategy in its throne speech. "I...

While masks are considered mandatory on Regina Transit, there currently isn't any enforcement of that policy. The union for the city's transit drivers, ATU Local 588, doesn't want the enforcement part...

Another Saskatchewan resident has been fined for violating Saskatchewan's COVID-19 public health orders. In its update Thursday, the provincial government said an individual had been fined $2,000 afte...

The CEO of the Regina Chamber of Commerce described the federal government's throne speech as containing "rainbows and unicorns," and was a rehash of promises made in the past. "(There were) things li...

Harvest is progressing well in Saskatchewan, but especially in southern areas of the province. In its weekly crop report, the Ministry of Agriculture said farmers have combined 96 per cent of the crop...