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Fougere backs Regina police handling of refinery dispute
Michael Fougere reiterated Tuesday that how the Regina police respond to the labour dispute at the Co-op refinery is up to one group -- the Regina police. "I know there is an ongoing concern about the...
Feb 04, 2020 (980 CJME file photo)
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8:30 – As the Co-op Refinery labour dispute enters its third month, the refinery is warning of potential fuel shortage in Saskatchewan and parts of Alberta and Premier Scott Moe has offered a sp...
Feb 04, 2020
Two men arrested after string of robberies in Regina
Two men have been charged after three robberies in Regina on Sunday evening and Monday morning. The Regina Police Service says a store on Cavendish Street was robbed on Sunday just before 6 p.m. A man...
Feb 04, 2020 (980 CJME file photo)
APAS calls on Ottawa for carbon tax exemption
Agricultural producers in Saskatchewan are predicting the federal carbon tax will cause a 12 per cent hit on their incomes by 2022, according to a media release from their lobby group. "Federal Minist...
Feb 04, 2020
CRTC looking at possible changes to how account information is ported
The Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission (CRTC) is looking into changes that can be made to the way Canadians move their account information from carrier to carrier. The CRTC to...
Feb 03, 2020
Montreal’s ‘green armband’ project for young officials garners attention in Sask.
The Saskatchewan Hockey Association (SHA) is keeping an eye on a Quebec pilot project aimed at how young officials are presented to fans, coaches and players. On Jan. 13, Hockey Montreal rolled out th...
Feb 03, 2020
American charged with child pornography at Sask.-N.D. border
An American man is facing child pornography charges after he tried crossing the Saskatchewan-North Dakota border with it on Friday. According to the RCMP, it all started when Canada Border Services Ag...
Feb 03, 2020
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Gormley, Monday, February 3, 2020 8:30 - Tensions are on the rise as the dispute between Unifor and Federated Co-operatives Limited enters day 60. Less than 24 hours after they were removed, barricade...
Feb 03, 2020
RPS officer explains distracted driving offences
A Regina Police Service traffic officer is reminding all drivers that picking up their cellphone while stopped at a red light still counts as distracted driving and could lead to a fine of $580 for th...
Feb 03, 2020 A 22 year-old male is facing 11 charges related to possession of weapons and assaulting a police officer. (980 CJME file photo)
Premier offers special mediator if Unifor removes fences
The union representing locked-out employees at the Co-op Refinery Complex has been asking Premier Scott Moe to get involved in settling the dispute. On Monday, the premier said he would get involved -...
Feb 03, 2020 Premier Scott Moe speaks with reporters during a scrum at the 2020 SUMA convention in Regina, Sask. on Feb. 3, 2020. (980 CJME)
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Sarah Mills: There is a lot to dislike about Argentina's soccer team
History has shown that Argentina has benefited from controversial refereeing decisions and favouritism at the World Cup....
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