Murray Wood: Leadership race rules no win for the NDP
The NDP are on the hunt for a new federal party leader, but it comes with a unique set of rules. Murray Wood takes issue...
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Moose Jaw man pleads guilty to drunk driving in crash that killed 3 friends
On Wednesday 24-year-old Jesse David Taylor from Moose Jaw pleaded guilty to impaired driving in crash that killed three of his friends. The horrific rollover outside Moose Jaw in 2013 left three youn...
Mar 31, 2016
Director of Sexual Assault Services concerned about impact of Ghomeshi verdict
Dianna Graves has spent years helping victims of sexual assault in Saskatchewan, but when she heard the verdict in the Jian Ghomeshi trial, she said she was crushed. Graves is the executive director o...
Mar 24, 2016
Uncooked food prompts hunger strike at Regina Correctional Centre
More than 60 inmates at the Regina Correctional Centre launched a hunger strike over the quality of the food they're being served. The Ministry of Justice describes it as a tray refusal that started w...
Dec 21, 2015
Uncooked food prompts hunger strike at Regina Correctional Centre
More than 60 inmates at the Regina Correctional Centre launched a hunger strike over the quality of the food they're being served. The Ministry of Justice describes it as a tray refusal that started w...
Dec 21, 2015
National corrections training centre opening in Regina
A new facility in Regina gives corrections workers a taste of life on the job. Housed at RCMP Depot division, the facility is where all new workers with Corrections Services Canada will come fo...
Dec 16, 2015
National corrections training centre opening in Regina
A new facility in Regina gives corrections workers a taste of life on the job. Housed at RCMP Depot division, the facility is where all new workers with Corrections Services Canada will come fo...
Dec 16, 2015
Longer sentence for man convicted in Regina home invasion
Another year has been added to a Regina man's sentence after he invaded a home in December 2011. In January, Nicholas Foster, now 28, was sentenced to two years, less a day, for breaking into a home a...
Nov 16, 2015
Queen’s Bench Judge calls for a change on how to treat aboriginal offenders
A Manitoba judge calls for less incarceration and more community involvement when it comes to aboriginal offenders. "Aboriginal approaches to justice probably have better solutions for the people of t...
Oct 15, 2015
Truth and Reconciliation judge calls for change in aboriginal incarceration
A Manitoba judge calls for less incarceration and more community involvement when it comes to aboriginal offenders. "Aboriginal approaches to justice probably have better solutions for the people of t...
Oct 14, 2015
P.A. provincial jail expands with 144 new beds
Corrections Saskatchewan is expanding with 144 new beds in a new unit at the Prince Albert Provincial Correctional Centre. The unit is the largest expansion of correctional beds in Saskatchewan's hist...
Oct 11, 2015
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The Evan Bray Show - Tuesday, Sept. 9
Evan talks with lawyer Steven Seiferling about how passengers could be affected by Air Canada's flight attendants reject...