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Meteorologist says smoke over Regina should thin out before CFL game
Smoke loomed over downtown Regina on Friday morning, hours before the Saskatchewan Roughriders and Edmonton Elks are to meet at Mosaic Stadium. The Air Quality Health Index (AQHI) in the Queen City re...
Sep 15, 2023 The Air Quality Health Index in Regina was a 9 early Friday, which might have affected the Saskatchewan Roughriders game at Mosaic Stadium. By 10 a.m., the index was down to 6, which is within the limits set by the CFL for games to start on time. (Carolyn Hamilton/Submitted)
Family says man killed by alleged drunk driver in P.A. was accused's cousin
By Nigel Maxwell A woman accused of impaired driving causing death and failure to stop after a collision resulting in death made her first court appearance Monday morning as multiple members of her fa...
Sep 11, 2023
Prince Albert city workers set to strike on Monday
Members of CUPE 882 have rejected the latest offer from the City of Prince Albert, putting them in position to strike on Monday. In a media release, the union representing inside city workers said it ...
Sep 11, 2023
FSIN demands change after killer Kenneth MacKay violates parole
The Federation of Sovereign Indigenous Nations (FSIN) is calling for Parole Board of Canada members to step down over a decision to release convicted killer Kenneth MacKay. The demand comes after Vict...
Sep 07, 2023
Labour Day marks the end of pruning ban on elm trees in Sask.
The Labour Day long weekend means residents can trim their elm trees again. The provincial pruning ban ended Thursday. The measure is intended to help curb the spread of Dutch elm disease (DED), which...
Sep 01, 2023
Sask. sees increase in rabies cases
By Susan McNeil An increase in the amount of rabies cases in Saskatchewan has prompted a public health warning advising people get themselves and their pets vaccinated. Dr. David Torr, medical health ...
Aug 29, 2023
James Smith Cree Nation acknowledges those who helped after mass stabbings in 2022
By Ben Tompkins Those who helped during last year's mass stabbing on the James Smith Cree Nation were officially thanked by the entire community on Monday. The public thank you was directed to everyon...
Aug 22, 2023
3 residents hurt trying to fight apartment fire in Saskatoon
Three people suffered minor injuries while attempting to extinguish a fire at a Saskatoon apartment building early Saturday. Shortly before 6 a.m., the Saskatoon Fire Department (SFD) received a 911 c...
Aug 21, 2023
Rod Stewart cancels on Saskatchewan fans for second time
The first cut is the deepest according to the Rod Stewart song, but fans in Saskatchewan might argue the second hurts more. For the second time in 11 months, the 78-year-old singer had to disappoint f...
Aug 21, 2023
Ile-a-la-Crosse survivors seek to have new class action for residential school settlement
Survivors of the Ile-a-la-Crosse residential school packed into a Saskatoon courtroom Wednesday to renew their fight for justice and recognition. Lawyers representing the "United for Survivors Group" ...
Aug 02, 2023
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Sarah Mills: Floor crossing should be a choice between sitting as an independent or running in a byelection
Sarah Mills says floor crossing from any party in the House of Commons just one year into a mandate shouldn't be allowed...
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