Author Archives: Jessie Anton

The Saskatchewan Transportation Company (STC) will no longer be considered a Crown corporation by March 31, according to a government notice. The last bus drove away from the Regina station in May 201...

The Agricultural Producers Association of Saskatchewan (APAS) is asking the federal government to review the carbon tax's farm fuel exemption, after discovering a potential problem in the legislation....

Four teenagers are facing charges after police said they were arrested with weapons on them during the Saskatchewan High Schools Athletic Association wrestling championships at Regina's Campbell Colle...

Less than two years after building three joint-use elementary schools in Regina, the city's school boards are teaming up to request provincial funding for four more. Joint-use schools consist of a Cat...

Roughly 90 teenage girls from Regina's Miller High School got a surge of inspiration from women in science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) on Monday. A panel was held at the Saskatchew...

A lost puppy, who took refuge from the extreme cold in a bus shelter on Wednesday, has been reunited with his family -- all thanks to a quick-thinking Regina transit driver and passenger. When transpo...

Unlike many, ranchers don't have the opportunity to take a snow day when the weather turns frigid -- especially during calving season. With around 250 Charolais calves to bring into the world over two...

A couple passing through Saskatchewan around Christmas is facing a total of 74 charges, mostly involving fraud and theft. It all started at a hotel in White Bear, north of Swift Current, on Dec. 18, 2...

SGI's February traffic spotlight is occupant restraints, meaning this month police will keep a special eye out for those who don't wear their seatbelts or properly buckle up kids in car seats. Josh Ca...

Maybe it happened in the car wash or while driving away without unplugging the vehicle; regardless of the mishap, somewhere along the line, your car's block heater plug snapped off. Now, outside of a ...