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Regina police have ticketed a man for breaking public health orders. On Thursday morning, they received a complaint about a group gathering at a home on McMillan Drive. When officers arrived, they fou...

The growing demand for COVID-19 testing in the Regina region has prompted the Saskatchewan Health Authority to extend the hours of the drive-through testing site at Evraz Place. In a media release Thu...

The Regina Red Sox won't be playing ball this season. The Western Canadian Baseball League (WCBL) team announced Thursday it was halting operations until the 2022 campaign as a result of COVID-19 publ...

Regina's city council managed to pass much of the 2021 budget Wednesday afternoon and night without any property tax increases over and above what administration had already proposed. Often when the c...

One of the Regina Catholic School Division's high schools is moving to remote learning early due to COVID-19. Archbishop M.C. O'Neill Catholic High School initially was to move to online instruction M...

REGINA - The federal Indigenous Services minister says Canadians are impatient to see action from the RCMP after a report said officers in Saskatchewan racially discriminated against the mother of a y...

Food delivery fees soon will be taking a smaller bite out of people's wallets in Saskatchewan. The provincial government announced Wednesday it was capping fees at 18 per cent of a customer's pre-tax ...

Regina's mayor is supporting the new public health measures for the Queen City. Saskatchewan's capital has become the COVID-19 hotspot of the province, with the city and surrounding area home to 844 o...

Sparked by a recent rise in cases in the Regina region, the seven-day average of daily new COVID-19 cases in Saskatchewan has climbed to more than 14 per 100,000 population. The provincial government ...

The Supreme Court of Canada is to rule on the controversial carbon tax Thursday. The issue of whether that tax is constitutional has weaved its way through the highest courts of several provinces afte...