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Lisa Schick
Missing woman from Gordon First Nation found
RCMP have found a woman who hadn't been seen since July 21.On Thursday, Mounties asked for help to find 26-year-old Dakota Tierney Jade Pratt. She had left her home on the Gordon First Nation heading ...
Lisa Schick
Jul 30, 2015
$50,000 worth of stolen equipment found near Carnduff
The RCMP said they found guns and $50,000 worth of stolen equipment on a property near Carnduff Wednesday morning, now a man is facing charges. Officers searched the property, saying they expecte...
Lisa Schick
Jul 30, 2015
Despite deluge, farmer's crops still good
Saskatchewan farmers have been asking for rain all summer, and mother nature answered the call earlier this week."Between Monday and Tuesday, we had two-and-a-half inches of rain," said Dan Howell who...
Lisa Schick
Jul 30, 2015
Sask. Liberals still need 6 candidates for federal ridings
If the longest of federal election campaigns gets underway as of this long weekend, the Conservatives and NDP in Saskatchewan are ready.Both parties have candidates nominated in all 14 ridings. The Li...
Lisa Schick
Jul 30, 2015
Bethune radar down for scheduled maintenance
The weather radar station at Bethune is down once again.Environment Canada's Terri Lang explained how it went offline on Wednesday because of planned maintenance. She said the work was originally sche...
Lisa Schick
Jul 30, 2015
People head to 1st day of Regina's Queen City Ex in droves
The gates are open, the grills are on and the grins are a mile wide. The pinnacle of summer entertainment in Regina arrived as thousands of people turned out to the Queen City Exhibition Wednesday. Th...
Lisa Schick
Jul 29, 2015
Administration stops Regina firefighters from covering co-worker's shifts
When Tanner Brotzel was diagnosed with cancer in December, his fellow firefighters rallied to his side and started volunteering to fill his shifts, but now Regina Fire and Protective Services is forci...
Lisa Schick
Jul 29, 2015
Family home burned on Athol Street in Regina
Katie Bumphrey sat on the grass on the corner of the block, surrounded by family, watching as crews fought the fire in her home. "All our stuff is in there. This sucks so bad. I never thought tha...
Lisa Schick
Jul 29, 2015
Man wanted on drug and murder charges possibly in Regina
Wanted on drug trafficking charges in Saskatchewan and murder charges in Ontario, police say Abdirisak Yusuf Ibrahim is believed to be Regina.A request for help in finding Ibrahim was sent out by Regi...
Lisa Schick
Jul 29, 2015
City of Regina says partially-treated water very diluted
The City of Regina is easing concerns about partially-treated sewage water released into Wascana Creek on Monday.One million litres was released to allow for more space in the system and prevent furth...
Lisa Schick
Jul 29, 2015
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