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By Andrew McCormack Both counts of drug trafficking charges against Michael Chachula - who was a Mountie in Swift Current - have been quashed. Chachula, born in 1983, is from Ontario. The entirety of ...

The Regina Pats ownership group is bringing in a big concert for the Memorial Cup and those attending the outdoor games in February get a spot at the front of the line. Pats governor Anthony Marquart ...

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 ...

With just under a month to go before Christmas, dozens of passengers waiting to board their flight to Cancun at Regina International Airport got to unwrap an early present, or presents. It was part of...

While a majority of Canadians approve of Ottawa's apology to members of the LGBTQ community, the sentiment isn't shared across the country and religion is a major part of that. Prime Minister Justin T...

Regina police are looking for suspects and information about two separate shootings in the last 24 hours in North Central. Officers were called out to Retallack Street near 3rd Avenue around 4 p.m. Mo...

For the second year in a row, the Regina Police Service has partnered with the Sherwood Co-op on Giving Tuesday to support Family Services Regina(FSR). Specifically, the money raised will go to help t...

An indigenous man who previously claimed he was racially profiled inside a Canadian Tire store believes racism is still prevalent in Saskatchewan - and more should be done to counter it. Kamao Cappo r...

  A cultural landmark will be returning to Victoria Park. City council decided at its regular meeting Monday night to restore and install Regina's glockenspiel. Councillors and the mayor voted in...

Raising two kids in a mold-infested house, single mother Jackie Gerlach said she's always fantasized of one day owning her own home, and thanks to Habitat for Humanity Regina, her dreams are now a rea...