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'There's still emotion there': 10-year anniversary of fallen RCMP officers in Spiritwood
Ten years after being rocked by tragedy, a community came together to honour two of their own. On the anniversary of the shooting that killed RCMP Const. Robin Cameron and Const. Marc Bourdages, Spiri...
Jul 07, 2016
Man wielding garden shears charged after 3-hour standoff with Saskatoon police
A man is facing numerous charges after a three-hour standoff with Saskatoon police overnight. Around 10:15 p.m. Wednesday, police received a call about a disturbance in the 200 block of Lewis C...
Jul 07, 2016
Roughriders Francis adjusting to Canada and its football
It all happened very quickly for Roughrider safety Kevin Francis. In the span of about a week, he found out he would be considered a Canadian in the CFL, declared for the supplemental draft, wor...
Jul 07, 2016
Recent crime spree has Regina man facing a dozen charges
Regina police have arrested and charged a man they believe is responsible for a number of recent break and enters, thefts, and mischief. Ronald Joseph Sauer, 46, of Regina was arrested Tuesday afterno...
Jul 07, 2016
Regina man facing 14 charges in connection with drug trafficking
A Regina man is facing 14 charges in connection with drug trafficking. On Tuesday evening, a business in the 1400 block of Broad Street contacted Regina police regarding a suspicious person outside in...
Jul 06, 2016
Saskatoon police told whereabouts of escapee day before baby's death
Saskatoon police have confirmed they received a tip regarding the whereabouts of the 16-year-old girl accused of killing infant Nikosis Jace, a day before his death. NewsTalk Radio has learned Andrea ...
Jul 06, 2016
Family of murdered Saskatoon baby wants youth accused tried as an adult
Getting justice for six-week-old Nikosis Jace has been at the forefront for the grieving family. While the case involving a 16-year-old girl accused of second-degree murder has yet to go to trial, the...
Jul 06, 2016
Spiritwood reflects 10 years after fatal RCMP shootings
Ten years ago, all eyes were on the community of Spiritwood, Sask. as a massive manhunt was just beginning for the man who fatally shot two RCMP officers. Rob Clarke was the officer in charge of ...
Jul 06, 2016
Province to review property taxes for Saskatchewan daycares
The Saskatchewan government will take a look at the ad hoc approach to charging daycares property tax in our province. Currently there is no consistency; some daycares pay nothing, others are charged ...
Jul 06, 2016
La Loche students healing from tragedy say thanks in special video
Students at La Loche Community School are saying thanks to those who showed support after a tragic shooting in the community earlier this year. The class created a special video message of gratitude w...
Jul 06, 2016
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