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Special winter activities are continuing in some Saskatchewan provincial parks. The Festival of Lights is being offered in Pike Lake and Candle Lake provincial parks this month. Visitors can take in t...

Extreme cold warnings blanketed areas across Saskatchewan on Tuesday morning. Regions from Leader in the southwest to Wollaston Lake in the northeast were included in the warnings. Saskatoon also was ...

The Ponteix RCMP says a 37-year-old man was stopped Saturday and charged with impaired driving -- with two young kids in the car with him. According to the Mounties, officers were patrolling roads in ...

The federal government may be adjusting the aim of its gun legislation. On Monday, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said the government has heard the complaints from gun owners and business owners that t...

The Saskatchewan government is looking to take another item out of federal control. Following in the wake of legislation like The Saskatchewan First Act and The Saskatchewan Firearms Act, the provinci...

The Saskatchewan government is trying again to let municipalities decide for themselves whether people can crack a beer in the park. On Monday, the government introduced legislation to amend the Alcoh...

The RCMP says the arrest of a wanted man in early November led to the seizure of more than 10 kilograms of fentanyl. In a media release Monday, the Mounties said Kurt Miller, 42, was arrested Nov. 3 i...

The CP Holiday Train is to roll into Regina on Monday. The train is to be across North Railway Street from the old Mosaic Stadium location at 7:15 p.m. People are asked to bring a donation for the Reg...

The City of Regina has settled on a location for its newest fire station. Fire Station No. 8 will be built on a vacant two-acre lot at the corner of Chuka Boulevard and Primrose Green Drive in the Arc...

Regina is set to flip the switch for the holidays. The city is holding its annual Light the Lights outdoor celebration in front of City Hall on Tuesday. The free event is to run from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. ...