Murray Wood: Who's hot... and who's not
Every Friday, Murray Wood takes a look back at the week's news and decides who's hot... and who's not. This week's list ...
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U of S students rewarded for not using 'filler words' in presentations
Like, you know, whatever. It sounds like a line out of the movie "Clueless," but according to the dean of the Edwards School of Business, it's still the way a lot of people talk. First-year business s...
Dec 04, 2015
Man's death on Saskatchewan First Nation considered suspicious
RCMP are investigating a sudden death in southern Saskatchewan. File Hills Police Service and Fort Qu'Appelle RCMP were called to a house on the Little Back Bear First Nation -- about 23 kilometres no...
Dec 04, 2015
Drugs, weapons seized as SWAT team executes warrants in Regina
The SWAT team was involved as the Regina Police Service executed two "high-risk" search warrants Thursday afternoon. The police service says warrants were served at two homes on Rae Street, one on the...
Dec 04, 2015
Weather too warm for Regina's outdoor rinks
The warm weather is delaying the outdoor rinks the City of Regina provides each winter. The water won't freeze and the forecast doesn't show cold enough temperatures until at least Dec. 14. The mercur...
Dec 04, 2015
By the numbers: Agribition celebrates a successful 2015
The Canadian Western Agribition (CWA) saw its highest attendance in five years in 2015. On Friday, the CWA released its attendance numbers for the 45th edition of Agribition saying it saw 130,200 visi...
Dec 04, 2015
Time running out for CJME's 46th annual Santas Anonymous
It's the final shopping weekend before CJME's 46th Annual Santas Anonymous wraps up. Val Wiks, community ministries co-ordinator for the Salvation Army Haven of Hope, says as of Friday there are 973 f...
Dec 04, 2015
BHP Billiton laying off 76 employees, some before Christmas
Just a couple of week before the holidays, BHP Billiton plans to layoff 76 employees, most of them in Saskatoon, to offset a steady decline in commodity prices. "We had a tough year last year of signi...
Dec 04, 2015
UPDATE: Driver in 2012 orange zone death gets bail after filing appeal
Despite being sentenced on Friday Keith Dunford walked free the same day. Dunford was found guilty of dangerous driving causing death in mid-October after 18-year-old Ashley Richards died along Highwa...
Dec 04, 2015
84-year-old pedestrian killed in Swift Current collision
An 84-year-old man from Swift Current was killed when he was struck by a truck Thursday night. RCMP say the man was walking on Highway 1 within city limits when he was struck by a truck around 6:15 p....
Dec 03, 2015
Mild weather not deterring some from ice fishing
While the milder temperature is a welcome treat for many of us, it's not everyone's ideal weather for this time of year. "Oh, I'd love to see it colder. Of course, I don't want to constantly walk on t...
Dec 03, 2015
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Murray Wood: The day Canada Became a nation
April 9, 1917 was Easter Monday. On that date, 109 years ago, Canadian soldiers made history at Vimy Ridge. Murray Wood ...
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