Author Archives: Sarah Mills

The Saskatchewan government will spend its way out of the pandemic on big items like highways and construction. That creates jobs and will lead to economic recovery, according to the Saskatchewan Heav...

When you learned you were having a baby in Regina, you told your family first and you told Sally Elliott second. The YMCA's long-time perinatal nurse died from cancer on the weekend. For decades, thro...

It's hard to believe with Friday's warmth and sunshine, but southern Saskatchewan is about to get a nasty blast of winter. Beginning Saturday and into Sunday, a low pressure system currently developin...

Regina Public Schools is looking to update its emergency alert system, but in doing so, it may have reached the wrong audience. On Wednesday, 24,208 numbers received a voice message or a text from the...

For 50 years, Santas Anonymous has been ensuring no kid goes without a present at Christmas. Jackie Christianson knows how important that is -- she was once a recipient. "The program makes sure everyo...

With the writ now dropped, attention turns to Saskatchewan's 14 ridings. Currently, the province is represented by 10 Conservatives, two NDP members, one Liberal and one independent. It is anticipated...

It wasn't the end to the peaceful family evening Grant Moore was expecting. His house shook and chairs rocked as an earthquake hit the Esterhazy area Thursday night. It was confirmed by the United Sta...

Three distinctive stacks of chalk rise majestically about eight storeys high from the western edge of the Isle of Wight, off the south coast of England. Known locally as The Needles, they would have b...

The bloody 27-minute opening of the movie Saving Private Ryan is uncompromising and brutal. But it serves to reveal the horror of armed combat and perhaps allow a person who wasn't there to appreciate...

Editor's note: This article was first published on June 4, 2019, to commemorate the 75th anniversary of D-Day. If you were living in California in the decades after the Second World War, you might not...