Author Archives: Jessie Anton

More than a dozen Saskatchewan communities broke heat records on Friday, according to Environment Canada. Regina reached 36.4 C, beating the 35.4 C record on the same day in 1978. Saskatoon also surpa...

A group of 21 licensed, non-profit daycares in Regina is meeting with city council's executive committee Wednesday, continuing its fight to get property tax exemptions. Colleen Schmidt, a member of th...

With the heat wave in full sizzle Tuesday, lots of people were reaching for a cold treat. For some, it's a popsicle or an ice cream cone, while for others, it's a "famous" slush shake from Brandee's -...

The Justice for Our Stolen Children camp across from the Saskatchewan Legislature announced Monday it's taking legal action on behalf of the protesters arrested last month. The Government of Saskatche...

The gates to the Craven Country Thunder campground opened Tuesday morning, with only a few dozen campers beating the rush. Festival veteran Mike Dacey and his crew were among the first to set up camp ...

As the heat wave continues across southern Saskatchewan, so do the reminders around not leaving pets and kids inside hot vehicles. According to the Canada Safety Council, on a 30 C day, a car can warm...

Now that charges have been laid in the Humboldt Broncos bus crash, those in the community, like many, patiently await the outcome. On Friday afternoon - exactly three months after the tragedy - the RC...

As Canada slapped its counter-tariffs against the U.S. Sunday, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau was shaking hands and taking selfies with Evraz steelworkers and their families at a barbeque in Regina. "I...

The hours are ticking down until Canada slaps tariffs on U.S. steel and aluminum in retaliation to those imposed by the Trump administration last month. Kael Dolejsi, president of the United Steelwork...

Five teepees stood tall at the Justice for our Stolen Children camp near the Saskatchewan Legislature as of noon Monday afternoon. The File Hills Qu'Appelle Tribal Council and Piapot First Nation were...