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Environment Canada has issued a special weather statement for the southern half of Saskatchewan. The statement calls for an "abrupt transition to fall this Labour Day Weekend" and runs from Sunday to ...

Regina police are investigating a sudden death. Just before 6 a.m Friday, officers were called to a hotel on south Albert Street near Parliament Avenue. Another crew of emergency responders were on th...

The Saskatchewan Health Authority is alerting the public about possible COVID-19 exposures at businesses in Moose Jaw. According to the SHA, an individual who tested positive for the coronavirus visit...

With the provincial election coming up in October, Saskatchewan NDP leader Ryan Meili is promising new policies on child care if he’s elected. Meili promised universal child care at a press conf...

Two Regina men threw their hats into the ring Friday for the Nov. 9 municipal election. Jim Elliott announced he will be running for mayor, while Mark Shmelinski said he will seeking election as a cit...

Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe was heartened by the latest job numbers from Statistics Canada on Friday, but said the province's economic recovery has a long way to go. Speaking to Gormley, Moe repeat...

STARS Air Ambulance received a substantial donation from Conexus Credit Union on Friday. The $500,000 donation will go towards replacing the aging STARS fleet. "This kind of donation is massive; $500,...

The City of Regina is extending the season for the Regent Outdoor Pool and the city's 15 spray pads. In a media release Friday, the city said it usually closes its outdoor pools around Labour Day and ...

Seven people from the Regina area were among nine people charged after a 17-month-long investigation resulted in the seizure of more than 2.8 million cigarettes and more than $500,000 in cash. The nin...

Gormley, Friday, September 4, 2020 8:30 – As we get ready to head into the long weekend, Saskatchewan still has a very low number of active COVID-19 cases. Premier Scott Moe is working to keep t...