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Regina lawyer Tony Merchant has launched a class-action lawsuit against Home Depot. On Thursday, the Office of the Privacy Commissioner of Canada found the company violated the Personal Information Pr...

By Brett Lubkiwski The warmer weather wasn't going to last through all of January. A cold snap is to make its way through the province this weekend, with temperatures reaching lows of around -30 C. Th...

A former Ukrainian tank commander now living in Saskatchewan says modern tanks will be a big help pushing back the Russian invasion in his former home country. Several countries, including Canada, the...

The Government of Saskatchewan is giving a boost to 15 municipal projects with a half-million-dollar investment. The $500,000 will support projects including a land use plan in the RM of Paddockwood, ...

A 22-year-old Regina man is facing myriad charges after a long investigation by the Regina Police Service into a string of vehicle thefts as well as other incidents. On Sunday, police arrested the man...

As an extended cold snap moves into Saskatchewan, it's important to test furnaces and make sure they're running well. Boss Plumbing's Steve Hall shared that advice Friday morning on the 650 CKOM Morni...

8:30 - Andrii Gnatiuk came to Saskatchewan following the War in Donbas, where he served as a T-64 tank commander from 2015 to 2016. Gnatiuk joins Gormley to tell us about how important it is for the U...

Despite rain, freezing rain, snow and strong winds, Environment Canada says Thursday's storm didn't quite live up to its expectations. "We were expecting snowfall to be a bit higher in the eastern are...

Regina Police Service Chief Evan Bray shared some heartfelt words Thursday while discussing the death of Tyre Nichols. Bray has felt compelled to offer similar thoughts before. Nichols, a 29-year-old ...

The City of Regina could have new ward boundaries in time for the 2024 municipal election. In a media release Thursday, the city announced a review of the boundaries of the 10 wards, and said people w...