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A woman is in custody following a dangerous situation late Saturday afternoon. In a news release Sunday, police said they were called to the alley behind Saskatchewan Drive on McIntyre Street, just by...

As restaurants slowly begin to reopen, a group that represents the industry says they'll need help to stay open. "We are one of the first sectors impacted by the COVID restrictions and we're certainly...

Active COVID cases in Saskatchewan dropped significantly Sunday. In its daily update, the Ministry of Health reported 116 new cases - the lowest such number since March 18, when there were 115 infecti...

A Regina cop car crashed into another vehicle, causing a pileup and traffic delays at a major intersection Friday. In a news release, police said an officer was driving south through the intersection ...

The power is back on in eastern Saskatchewan. In a news release late Saturday night, SaskPower reported that workers had fixed most of the primary lines in the affected areas. However, about 620 custo...

Victoria Day weekend is typically the unofficial kickoff to summer, marked by hot weather, time spent outdoors and perhaps finishing with fireworks in the evening. It hasn't felt that way this year, t...

The province is reporting 180 new COVID-19 cases in Saskatchewan Saturday, along with two new deaths. According to the Ministry of Health, one death was reported in the 50 to 59 age group and one deat...

A Regina-area chiropractor who was charged in April with two counts of sexual assault now faces six more counts of the same charge. The Regina Police Service said Dr. Ruben Adam Manz, 45, was arrested...

The seven-day average of new COVID-19 cases in Saskatchewan fell to its lowest level in nearly two months Friday. According to the Ministry of Health, the seven-day average is 162, or 13.2 per 100,000...

As warm weather fast approaches, the City of Regina announced it was opening spray pads Friday. Work crews made their way to each of the 15 spray pads to get the hoses running. People are reminded to ...