Author Archives: Sarah Mills

There will be 20 more police officers patrolling Regina's streets next year and it won't cost the taxpayer any money. Knowing the difficult budget decisions facing the city, Regina Police Service (RPS...

There is a $29 million dollar gift under the government's tree this year courtesy of the Saskatchewan Transportation Company (STC). That is how much is estimated to have been paid during the recent sa...

For Your Eyes Only is a well-known James Bond movie, but it could also be the new theme of the Saskatchewan Party leadership race with an accusation there may be a spy in the ranks. Three leadership c...

As he strode purposefully toward the door of the legislative chamber Thursday with Deputy Premier Don Morgan by his side, Brad Wall said it was a good day because he was with friends. The walk was the...

If you are planning to work on new road construction projects in Saskatchewan, Alberta licence plates are no longer welcome. The Saskatchewan government has banned workers with Alberta plates from all...

The snow routes applied by the City of Regina seem to be having the desired effect. As part of a pilot project, after a snowfall, parking isn't allowed on certain sections of Winnipeg Street and Victo...

Saskatchewan has released its climate change plan - and it doesn't include a carbon price or tax. The province has long argued with the federal government that a price on carbon will disproportionatel...

The Eagles will play at Mosaic Stadium as part of the Memorial Cup celebrations next year. The official announcement was made Monday by Regina Mayor Michael Fougere and organizing committee chair Shau...

The process to acquire the land around the Regina Bypass and Global Transportation Hub (GTH) is still costing the Saskatchewan government. It was revealed Wednesday in the information provided by the ...

Ahead of the legalization of marijuana next summer, Saskatchewan's government will apply a zero tolerance approach to drug-impaired driving. The government is making that change because officers will ...