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Saskatchewan curling fans have even more reason to cheer on the next Olympic curling hopefuls. Regina’s Team Matt Dunstone has qualified for the 2021 Tim Hortons Canadian Curling Trials schedule...

A month-long campaign is underway between the Mosaic Company and the Regina Food Bank. The campaign's goal is to fundraise one million meals, with Mosaic planning to match up to 150,000 of them. Accor...

Hey there!!! In today's feature we'll discuss Smoked Queso. -Get smoker cranked up to 250 degrees. -Heat the olive oil in a large, nonstick skillet over medium high heat. Add ground beef, garlic powde...

In an attempt to improve accessibility in the winter, council is expected to make changes to a bylaw that would require property owners to clear adjacent sidewalks after snowfall. Currently, owners of...

Two apps have been launched to help with the implementation of proof of vaccination requirements for Saskatchewan businesses and events. Beginning Friday, Oct. 1, various businesses and venues in the ...

Shawn Moen was a little nervous to travel to B.C. last week for a sailing trip with his father. “It just happened that we came out when the vaccine requirements in B.C. were in full force,”...

8:30 – News Media Canada, a lobbying group that describes itself as Canada’s “most precious guardian” of free speech is proposing new measures from the Department of Canadian H...

The NDP's education critic says there's still time for the government to correct its approach to COVID-19 in schools and order close contacts to self-isolate. Currently, when there are positive cases ...

Hospitalizations and ICU admissions due to COVID-19 reached record levels again Tuesday in Saskatchewan. According to the Ministry of Health, there were 311 COVID patients in the province's health-car...

Seven Regina schools reported cases of COVID-19 on Tuesday. The Regina Catholic School Division sent letters to families saying a positive case had been identified at each of St. Matthew School, St. J...