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Police say a five-year-old child was struck and injured by a vehicle while crossing a road in Regina on Wednesday. According to police, the child was taken to hospital with injuries that didn't appear...

Seeding is nearly complete in Saskatchewan, but rainfall over the past week continued to create issues for producers in some parts of the province. According to the provincial crop report from the Min...

The wait for a permanent emergency shelter in Regina just got longer. On Wednesday, council decided to not go through with the purchase of land at 1420 and 1440 Albert Street, which had been identifie...

OTTAWA - Newly released federal modelling data suggest that carbon pricing for consumers and big industry will together lower greenhouse-gas emissions by more than 12 per cent a year by 2030 and shave...

Victor Sawa, the well-known conductor who led the Regina Symphony Orchestra from 1997 to 2016, has died. The orchestra announced Sawa's passing on social media, saying the conductor died peacefully at...

Just one week after D-Day, Edwin Malcolm Beaton plummeted from the sky toward a small town in France. Thursday, his family was back in the very same community the airman fell upon in the early morning...

Here is a roundup of stories from The Canadian Press designed to bring you up to speed... Trudeau in Italy as G7 summit kicks off Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is in Italy today as the G7 leaders' sum...

OTTAWA - The CEOs of Canada's five biggest banks are set to testify before a parliamentary committee later today about the impacts of the financial sector on climate and the environment. The chief exe...

It meant a lot to Bryan Cox Jr. to be back on the football field. The Saskatchewan Roughriders defensive end missed 12 games last season with an MCL injury. "It was tough for me. Football is my sanctu...

As they graduate from the University of Regina, thousands of people are taking the next step in their lives this week. Tyler Stewart graduated with a Bachelor of Education and a degree in science -- h...