Murray Wood: Regina residents deserve clear answers from city hall
The City of Regina has fired city manager Niki Anderson. Murray Wood says the public deserves to know the reasons behind...
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Anglers reminded to check ice thickness during ice fishing season
Ice fishing shacks are appearing once again on bodies of water in Saskatchewan, so the Ministry of Environment is issuing its annual reminder to anglers to think first about safety. "Unseasonably warm...
Jan 04, 2024 Ice fishing season is underway in Saskatchewan. (Government of Saskatchewan/Submitted)
Church in small Saskatchewan town broken into around Christmas
Someone with very little holiday spirit stole items from a church in the community of Moffat sometime between Christmas Eve and Christmas Day. According to the RCMP, officers from the Indian Head deta...
Jan 03, 2024 The RCMP says this rug was among the items stolen from a church in Moffat sometime between Christmas Eve and Christmas Day. (RCMP/Submitted)
Population growth, strong economy lead to strong home sales in Sask.
The CEO of the Saskatchewan Realtors Association says housing sales in Saskatchewan in 2023 were strong. "We've had six consecutive months of above-average sales," Chris Gurette told The Evan Bray Sho...
Jan 03, 2024
Saskatoon facility adding 14 more addictions treatment spaces
A Saskatoon facility is set to open 14 new addictions treatment spaces. Tim McLeod, Saskatchewan's minister for mental health and addictions, announced Wednesday the spaces for Possibilities Recovery ...
Jan 03, 2024
Sask. RCMP says murders, manslaughters up 50% over past five years
The Saskatchewan RCMP is reporting a 50 per cent increase in murders and manslaughters over the past five years -- and the Mounties say nearly half of the people charged were in the justice system bef...
Jan 03, 2024 An RCMP vehicle blocks a road in the area of a home invasion and murder near Esterhazy on Feb. 10, 2023. (980 CJME file photo)
'Desperately dry:' Anticipated snowfall promising for Sask. producers
For the first time in a long time, there's snow in the forecast for most of the province. For farmers and ranchers, the snow that's expected to begin late this week is promising, as many depend on the...
Jan 03, 2024
Missing person cases led to busy year for Sask. search and rescue teams
It's not yet known how busy 2023 was for Saskatchewan search and rescue teams, but it's now known that 2022 was historic for them. According to media liaison Dustin Brears, 2022 was the busiest on rec...
Jan 02, 2024
Sask. Crowns minister wants fair deal when it comes to carbon tax
According to Premier Scott Moe, SaskEnergy and SaskPower will both remove the federal carbon tax cost from home heating starting on Monday. It’s a move being made by Moe’s government after...
Jan 02, 2024
Working to the election, NDP's Carla Beck looks back and ahead
Taking stock of 2023, Saskatchewan NDP Leader Carla Beck hones in on the byelections that were held in the Regina area in the summer. The NDP walked away with two new seats out of the three byelection...
Jan 02, 2024
Sask Parks filled with activity this winter
From winter camping to guided Nordic skiing to a new bakery and a sauna, Saskatchewan provincial parks are offering a beautiful winter getaway — even without the snow. Phil Pearson, executive di...
Dec 30, 2023
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