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The last Sunday in September is Police and Peace Officers' National Memorial Day, and officers from around the province will gather in Regina for a parade and wreath-laying ceremony. The parade -- whi...

8:30– The Canadian Government has decided to stop the requirement for vaccines for those entering Canada, end random testing at the airports, and make the ArriveCAN app optional, according to a ...

New regulations in Saskatchewan are giving municipalities the power to decide if e-scooters will be allowed on their roads. The Limited Speed Motor Vehicle Regulations will govern the use of motorized...

Connor Bedard has led the Regina Pats in scoring before. Now he'll have to be a real leader for the WHL team; he was named its captain Thursday. "Ever since I got drafted (in 2020), this was definitel...

Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe is the most popular of all the provincial leaders, according to a new poll by the Angus Reid Institute. The poll results, released Thursday, show Moe's approval sitting ...

A Saskatchewan man who was missing for more than three years has been found, according to the RCMP. Police said Charles Butler-Grace, a 59-year-old Naicam man who was last seen in May of 2019, has bee...

Harvest in Saskatchewan is nearly three-quarters done. According to the weekly crop report from the Ministry of Agriculture, harvest is 73 per cent complete. That's up from 64 per cent last week and a...

Two Saskatchewan employers were hit with fines this month for breaching occupational safety legislation, which contributed to two serious accidents. The first accident occurred June 18, 2020, when a w...

Fall is officially here and that could mean some cooler temperatures for parts of Saskatchewan. But that may not be the case in Regina. So far in the Queen City, daytime high temperatures have average...

8:30– Yesterday, Saskatchewan’s Chief Coroner, Clive Weighill, announced that an inquest will examine the stabbings that occurred over the Labor day weekend at James Smith Cree Nation. A s...