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The City of Regina is aiming to begin the first phase of a crosstown bike route this year. On Wednesday, the city revealed the projects that are to be part of a $2.2-million investment in cycling infr...

COVID-19 is sending more patients to the Regina intensive care unit than it can handle. The numbers are stunning to Dr. Jeffrey Betcher, head of critical care, who says occupancy hit 150 per cent last...

8:30 – Saskatchewan is making some big changes to vaccine eligibility, with those 42+ able to make vaccine appointments today and those 40+ becoming eligible Friday. Premier Moe joins Gormley to...

An employee of the Saskatoon Public School Division has been linked to a pair of “freedom rallies” in the province. A public Facebook post last week by the group Safe Schools Saskatchewan ...

More age groups are to become eligible this week to get COVID-19 vaccinations in Saskatchewan. Starting Wednesday, those 42 and older are to become eligible, as well as anyone 30 and over in the North...

Six Saskatchewan people have died of COVID-19, the highest number recorded in a day since April 9. Those who died were in southern Saskatchewan. In the southeast, one person was in the 40-to-49 age gr...

Six Saskatchewan people have died of COVID-19, the highest number recorded in a day since April 9. Those who died were in southern Saskatchewan. In the southeast, one person was in the 40-to-49 age gr...

Ticketing at Saskatchewan “freedom” rallies has sparked conversation around why only certain individuals receive fines and court dates. With COVID-19 changing the way the law system works ...

A private southwest Saskatchewan facility that will produce and sell purified helium is being promoted by the provincial government as evidence of Saskatchewan's leadership as a supplier of necessary ...

Saskatchewan truckers and energy workers who regularly cross the North Dakota border are getting the chance to roll up their sleeves for COVID-19 vaccinations. On Tuesday, the Saskatchewan and North D...