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Alberta is reinstating a number of measures in hopes of stemming the tide of COVID-19 in the province. During a media conference Friday, the provincial government announced it was putting a provincewi...

Every residential building in Saskatchewan must have working carbon monoxide and smoke alarms by July 1 of next year. The provincial government has amended The Uniform Building and Accessibility Stand...

Regina police are asking for the public's help as they investigate a hit-and-run involving a cyclist and a truck. Police said the collision happened Wednesday just after 9:15 p.m., in the area of Firs...

An RCMP cruiser had to force a car off the Trans-Canada Highway near Swift Current on Wednesday, ending a wild ride that saw the car reach speeds of more than 200 kilometres per hour. In a media relea...

Students and staff in Regina's high schools will be required to wear masks starting Tuesday. The Regina Catholic School Division and Regina Public Schools each announced the policy Friday after recomm...

NHL players are headed back to the Olympics. The NHL and the NHL Players' Association announced Friday they had reached an agreement with the International Ice Hockey Federation that will allow NHLers...

Dates have been set for the public inquest into the death of Samwel Uko, who died by suicide in Regina in May of 2020. The inquest is to be held Sept. 20-24 at the Ramada Plaza in Regina. Uko, 20, die...

The outcome of the gold-medal game at the world women's hockey championship hit the right note for Saskatoon's Emily Clark. Clark and Team Canada won the title Monday with a 3-2 overtime victory over ...

People visiting Regina to catch Sunday's Labour Day Classic could run into trouble finding a hotel room for the long weekend. "We're forecasting a strong hotel occupancy this long weekend with the lim...

8:30 - Farm supply stores haven’t been able to keep Ivermectin on the shelves after online message boards and groups claimed the livestock deworming drug is an effective treatment for COVID-19. ...