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The hold and secure at the Vibank Regional School has been lifted after a full day of classes. The school notified the RCMP about a threat at 9:20 a.m. As a precaution, the school has locked all the e...

As the door closes on September, CJME Weather Specialist John Wilson says the Queen City is in for a mild October. "We're going to kick September to the curb in fine style and get going on October - w...

As construction is set to begin on the long-anticipated Capital Pointe condo/hotel building in Regina, the family of Bert Lindenbach is thrilled with the chance to see his legacy shine again. Lindenba...

Four-year-old Phoebe Steel can now sleep at night after Toronto airport staff reunited her with her lost teddy bear. "We had it right before the gate and then all of a sudden it disappeared so we thin...

A 15-year-old Regina boy is facing a number of charges after a potential threat at a high school Tuesday afternoon.   Around 12:49 p.m. the school in the Coronation Park area received information...

The early reviews are in on the WHL's new three-on-three overtime format - it's a hit! In an attempt to reduce the number of games that are decided in a shootout, the WHL and NHL have adopted the new ...

Roger Daltrey is on the mend and The Who plan to continue their North American tour next year starting in February. On Tuesday, The Who announced the rescheduled dates for their cancelled fall tour,wh...

A goat whose weekend ended with an "arrest" in a Martensville Tim Hortons was allegedly kidnapped from a nearby rodeo. RCMP were called out to remove the disobedient "kid" who was taking a nap in the ...

The recent discovery of a body by the Fieldhouse in Regina is not being considered a criminal case. Regina police said the body belonged to a male under the age of 18. Around 3:30 a.m. Monday, officer...

With the CFL trade deadline looming, the Saskatchewan Roughriders have made a deal with the Stampeders. The Riders sent offensive lineman Randy Richards to Calgary on Tuesday for the rights to offensi...