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Western separation isn't new, as Murray Wood reminds us. From fringe parties in the 1980s to bizarre border ideas today,...
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Regina to mark National Indigenous Peoples Day in Victoria Park on Friday
The City of Regina has invited the community to join a celebration of First Nations, Inuit and Mtis peoples on Friday, one day before National Indigenous Peoples Day. "This day provides an opportunity...
Jun 19, 2025 A tipi set up in Regina's Victoria Park as part of the third annual National Day for Truth and Reconciliation Honour Walk on Sept. 30, 2023. (Daniel Reech/980 CJME)
Cadmus Delorme elected as next University of Regina chancellor
The former Chief of Cowessess First Nation, Cadmus Delorme, was elected as the University of Regina's 10th chancellor. His three-year term begins July 1st, with a possibility of re-election for one ad...
Jun 18, 2025 This isn’t Delorme’s first affiliation with the university, having been involved with the institution in some capacity for more than 15 years. He got his undergraduate degree from the First Nations University of Canada, a federated college of the University of Regina. (U of R Photography)
Four SPSA wildfire tankers out of commission for maintenance
Four of the Saskatchewan Public Safety Agency (SPSA)'s 10 listed air tankers aren't flying. The Saskatchewan Public Safety Agency's president, Marlo Pritchard, said it's because of required maintenanc...
Jun 18, 2025 Despite the province being down four planes the SPSA said it strengthened the capacity of its regular fleet. The agency brought in extra aircraft early in the season from Quebec, Alaska and B.C. (Government of Saskatchewan/Submitted)
The Green Zone Replay - Wednesday, June 18
2:05 - Starting Lineup The Florida Panthers are, once again, Stanley Cup champions. McDavid is mad. The Blue Jays were hitting dingers to beat Arizona. Practice was closed for the Saskatchewan Roughri...
Jun 18, 2025
Drug overdose awareness walk arrives in Regina after 355-kilometre journey
Demonstrators with the third annual Crystal Meth and Fentanyl Overdose Awareness Walk arrived at the Legislative Building in Regina after walking 355 kilometres from the Muskoday First Nation. The ann...
Jun 18, 2025 Co-organizer Erica Hennie said the group, which walked from Muskoday First Nation to the Legislature in Regina, do it to open up the dialog about overdoses and eliminate the stigmas associated with drug use. (Lissa Sugar, Facebook).
Members vote to merge three Saskatchewan credit unions
Three Saskatchewan credit unions - Conexus, Cornerstone, and Synergy - will be merging after they said their members voted with "clear support" for the move. According to a news release from the compa...
Jun 18, 2025 Conexus, Cornerstone, and Synergy Credit Unions say their members voted in favour of merging the three companies into one larger credit union. (980 CJME file photo)
The Evan Bray Show - Wednesday, June 18
8:30 - It was a tense game last night in Florida as the Panthers and Canada's team, the Edmonton Oilers, battled out game six of the 2025 Stanley Cup finals, with the Panthers finally hoisting the cup...
Jun 18, 2025
Saskatoon Police Briefs: Multiple stabbings, impaired driving
The Saskatoon Police Service (SPS) have had its hands full, dealing with multiple stabbings in just a few days. On Monday, officers responded to a call at around 6:30 p.m. on the 300 block of Avenue R...
Jun 17, 2025
The Green Zone Replay - Tuesday, June 17
2:35 - Gary Brotzel, Regina Red Sox President The Regina Red Sox have new owners! The new owners will take over later this year. On top of that, the Red Sox are on a three-game winning streak! https:/...
Jun 17, 2025
Case of bovine TB confirmed in Manitoba dairy herd
This story was first published on RealAgriculture.com on June 17, 2025. The Canadian Food Inspection Agency said it is investigating a confirmed case of bovine tuberculosis in a dairy cow in southern ...
Jun 17, 2025 The Canadian Food Inspection Agency notes bovine TB generally does not pose a threat to public health in Canada because of the extremely low prevalence of the disease. (RealAgriculture News Team file photo)
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The Evan Bray Show - Friday, July 18
Evan checks in with Premier Scott Moe. Then it's open phones, Bugs 'n Hugs, Eatin' Time, and Green & White Progs. We...