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The Regina Police Service has made an arrest in the city's 11th murder of 2021. Reagan Riley Joseph MacDonald, 20, was charged with manslaughter in connection with the death of 43-year-old Mitchell Lo...

The search is on for 12 black yearling heifers that disappeared from a pasture in the Swift Current area. Livestock Services of Saskatchewan said the heifers went missing sometime between Sept. 22 and...

Saskatchewan homeowners will be paying more for natural gas starting Nov. 1. SaskEnergy announced Friday the provincial government has approved the corporation's application to increase its commodity ...

A Grade 3-4 class at Ecole Centennial Community School will spend more time learning from home due to COVID-19. Students in the class moved to remote learning earlier this week. They initially were to...

Actor Alec Baldwin tweeted Friday his "heart is broken" after a woman was killed in an accidental shooting on a film set in New Mexico. Officials say the prop gun Baldwin fired contained a live round ...

8:30 – Commissioner Steve Allan has released his final report on the Alberta Public Inquiry into Anti-Alberta Energy Campaigns, finding foreign donors provided nearly $1.3 billion in funds for C...

A 17-year-old male was charged Wednesday in connection with a hit-and-run that sent a cyclist to hospital with serious injuries. The teen, who can't be named under the Youth Criminal Justice Act, was ...

A 43-year-old man has been identified as Regina's 11th murder victim of the year. Police said Mitchell Lorne Oliver Anthony was found dead Wednesday evening. Officers were sent to a house in the 900 b...

The Regina Catholic School Division has set the date for the launch of its proof-of-vaccination policy. The division said Oct. 4 it had developed the policy for employees, contracted workers and volun...

After less than a week of flu shots being available in the province, more than 105,000 vaccinations already had been done. That number represents the shots given as of Monday, according to the Saskatc...