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18-year-old driver facing charges after 13-year-old passenger killed in Regina crash
An 18-year-old man is facing criminal charges after a crash that left a 13-year-old passenger dead last week in Regina. According to the Regina Police Service, officers were called to the intersection...
Aug 06, 2025 The crash left debris strewn across the road, and the car was left lying on top of a broken piece of a power pole from across the street. A nearby fence also appeared to have been damaged in the crash. (Abby Zieverink/980 CJME)
Kid on bike nearly hit as Regina police track high-speed vehicle with plane
Regina Police Service (RPS) had to call on the services of their eye in the sky on Monday night to help track a vehicle they said was being driven dangerously through the city. RPS said in a news rele...
Aug 05, 2025 (Alex_Schmidt / Depositphotos.com)
Police responded to 'relatively small number of incidents' at 2025 Queen City Ex
Police in Regina say officers responded to "a relatively small number of incidents" at this year's Queen City Ex. At the exhibition, which ran from Wednesday through Sunday, police returned 76 missing...
Aug 05, 2025 Police returned 76 missing children safely to their families or caregivers during the exhibition. (Gillian Massie/ 980 CJME)
Third person charged in death of Brando Peji: Regina police
A third person is facing charges in a Regina homicide case. According to the Regina Police Service, officers were called to the 3000 block of Fourth Avenue, in the city's North Central neighbourhood, ...
Aug 05, 2025 Police tape surrounds a home in the 3000 block of Fourth Avenue, in Regina’s North Central neighbourhood, on July 15, 2025. Three people are now facing charges in connection with the death of 53-year-old Brando Peji. (Gillian Massie/980 CJME)
How to combat ticks while enjoying the great outdoors in Saskatchewan
Ticks are common in Saskatchewan in spring and summer, but there are some simple things people can do to minimize their risk of being bitten, and also deal with tick bites when they occur. David Torr,...
Aug 04, 2025 Ticks are common in Saskatchewan in spring and summer, but there are some simple things people can do to minimize their risk of being bitten, and also deal with tick bites when they occur. (juerpa/Depositphotos.com)
Saskatchewan wildfire smokes spreads very high risk air quality warnings
Wildfire smoke prompted special air-quality warnings across Saskatchewan, with some of the worst air expected in La Ronge and Buffalo Narrows, as the number of active fires burning in the province on ...
Aug 02, 2025 Firefighters work on the Buhl Fire in Prince Albert National Park. It was still not contained on Saturday. (Parks Canada/Facebook)
Agronomy staff cut from Canola Council in new strategic framework
This story was first published on RealAgriculture.com on July 31, 2025. The Canola Council of Canada (CCC) has let go of its field-based agronomy team as it implements a new five-year strategic framew...
Aug 02, 2025 For the last number of years, the council employed around eight agronomy specialists providing expert advice and support to canola growers and agronomists on different aspects of canola production. (Government of Saskatchewan/Submitted)
On-again, off-again: Producers, small business irked by trade war
Canadian small businesses are feeling uneasy as the clock wound down on U.S. President Donald Trump's deadline to get a trade deal done with Canada. But before the deadline was even reached, Trump sig...
Aug 01, 2025 Bill Prybylski, president of Agricultural Producers of Saskatchewan (APAS), said uncertainty is felt while marketing grains, buying inputs and through price volatility. (Daniel Reech/980 CJME)
The Green Zone Replay - Thursday, July 31
2:05 - Starting Lineup If you want to watch NFL football, you can do that tonight. The NFL will have some stiff competition as the CFL Thursday Nighter hosts the Stamps vs REDBLACKS. The Riders are re...
Jul 31, 2025
Province welcomes legislation to target street weapons, dangerous drugs
Starting August 1, new legislation geared towards regulating street weapons and drugs comes into force across Saskatchewan. The Safe Public Spaces (Street Weapons) Act will promote safety in public ur...
Jul 31, 2025 “Carrying a machete through a park, there's no legitimate purpose for a machete being in a park, and while they may not be violating the Criminal Code, we want to give police the opportunity to determine if that's deemed to be a dangerous situation, they can remove that item," Minister Tim McLeod said while speaking to media in Moose Jaw on Thursday. (Marija Robinson/980 CJME)
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