Sarah Mills: Lessons to be learned as court rules against Trump in Harvard funding case
A federal judge has ruled that President Donald Trump was wrong in cancelling grants to Harvard University. As Sarah Mil...
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Sask. gas prices dip below 90 cents, will stay low into 2016
Christmas is coming early for drivers in Saskatchewan as prices at the pump dip below 90 cents per litre in Regina and Saskatoon. Jason Toews is the co-founder of GasBuddy.com and he said this doesn't...
Nov 25, 2015
Government releases reports on 2015 tours of long-term care facility
The province has released documents on its 2015 tours of long-term care facilities across Saskatchewan. The Ministry of Health has been doing the tours since the spring of 2013 to "find out what's wor...
Nov 25, 2015
25th anniversary of Neil Stonechild’s death
Today is the 25th anniversary of the freezing death of Neil Stonechild and while friends and family gather at a feast to remember the man, a book calling into question the inquiry is being launched. A...
Nov 25, 2015
Sask. parks see record number of visitors
Saskatchewan's provincial parks and recreation sites were busier in 2015 than they've ever been before. A new attendance record of almost 3.9 million visits were made in the year, easily eclipsing the...
Nov 25, 2015
Wall says Saskatchewan is prepping for about 850 Syrian refugees
Premier Brad Wall says the province is preparing for the arrival of about 850 Syrian refugees. Wall says the number is based on immigration proportions allotted to the provinces, but cautions the figu...
Nov 25, 2015
Video showing Chicago officer shooting teen sparks protests
Most protesters in Chicago seemed to honour pleas for restraint in the hours after the release of a dash-cam video showing the shooting death of a black teen by a white police officer. Demonstrators t...
Nov 25, 2015
Regina's murder rate down significantly in 2014
Regina has dropped down the list when it comes to homicide rates across Canada. On Wednesday, Statistics Canada released its report on homicides in 2014, looking at the 516 homicides reported across t...
Nov 25, 2015
More medicine grads staying in Saskatchewan
More doctors being trained in Saskatchewan are staying in Saskatchewan. The province says 30 new family medicine graduates from the University of Saskatchewan are now practising in the province. The r...
Nov 25, 2015
Winter weights pushed back again on Sask. highways
The province is once again pushing back its winter weight allowances on secondary highways. On Nov. 13, the Ministry of Highways announced that winter weight allowances wouldn't come into effect until...
Nov 25, 2015
Some Saskatchewan products a surprise at Agribition
There are certain things a person expects to see at the Western Canadian Agribition like cows, horses and all sorts of gigantic machinery. But there are several exhibits that come from right here in S...
Nov 25, 2015
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The Evan Bray Show - Thursday, Sept. 4
8:30 - Evan checks in with Her Honour The Honourable Bernadette McIntyre on her last seven months as the province's 24th...