Murray Wood: Let people cook their steak how they like it
Murray Wood hates a steak snob. He says the "self-appointed arbiters of how food should be prepared" should le...
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Episode 5 of The Shell Lake Massacre: The Confession
On Jan. 11, 1968, the prosecution and defence of Victor Hoffman delivered closing arguments to a jury in a Battleford courtroom. There was no doubt that Victor Hoffman had committed a horrific crime -...
Sep 11, 2023
Restrictions in place on Highway 7 after serious collision: RCMP
Traffic is restricted on Highway 7 just south of Tessier due to a serious collision. According to the RCMP, officers from the Rosetown detachment were at the scene of the crash early Monday afternoon....
Sep 11, 2023
No charges for Regina truck driver after fatal collision with pedestrian
Police say a truck driver in Regina was not at fault when they struck and killed a pedestrian last week. According to police, officers were called Friday afternoon to Seventh Avenue East, where they f...
Sep 11, 2023 Police in Regina say a truck driver won't be charged after a fatal collision with a pedestrian on Friday. (980 CJME file photo)
Ex-Saskatoon resident shares scary experience from Morocco earthquake
A devastating earthquake hit the north-African country of Morocco on Friday, leaving nearly 2,500 people dead. The 6.8-magnitude quake happened in the Moroccan High Atlas Mountains, southwest of Marra...
Sep 11, 2023
Saskatchewan Polytechnic adding training seats for medical technologists
Saskatchewan Polytechnic is expanding the number of training seats available for medical laboratory technologists (MLTs) and medical radiologic technologists (MRTs) in the province. In a media release...
Sep 11, 2023
Dolegala making the most of opportunity with the Riders
Patience is paying off for Jake Dolegala. The second-year CFLer has answered the call for the Saskatchewan Roughriders after a knee injury to starting quarterback Trevor Harris and a hamstring injury ...
Sep 09, 2023
City warns of blue-green algae blooms in Regina's retention ponds
Blue-green algae could be blooming in Regina's retention ponds, and the city is warning people - and pets - to stay away. According to the city, a lack of rain and higher-than-average temperatures hav...
Sep 08, 2023 The City of Regina says blue-green algae could be blooming in retention ponds around the city. (Water Security Agency)
Pedestrian dead after being hit by 'large truck' in Regina
A male pedestrian is dead after he was hit by a large truck in Regina's east end Friday afternoon. According to police, officers are on the scene of the collision, which happened shortly before 1 p.m....
Sep 08, 2023 (980 CJME file photo)
Wildlife group fishing for donations to feed injured pelicans
A Saskatoon animal rehabilitation centre is winging it after receiving an influx of injured pelicans. Jan Shadick, executive director of Living Sky Wildlife Rehabilitation (LSWR) in Saskatoon, said sh...
Sep 08, 2023
Wheelchairs, sports equipment stolen from trailer in Regina
It doesn't get much lower than stealing a wheelchair, unless it's stealing five of them. Five specialized wheelchairs and an assortment of sports equipment were stolen from a trailer belonging to the ...
Sep 08, 2023 Police said five sport wheelchairs and an assortment of sports gear were taken from a trailer this week. (Regina Police Service/Submitted)
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