Former staff, residents call for removal of managers at Street Workers Advocacy Project
A group of 29 former staff members and residents of the Raising Hope program in Regina renewed calls for the
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‘Active’ ice fishing season soon wrapping up: Saskatchewan Wildlife Federation
As Saskatchewan’s ice fishing season winds down in March, shacks will soon need to be removed from frozen provincial waterbodies.
Read moreDozens of employees in Saskatchewan impacted by job changes at Nutrien
Nutrien says it’s making some changes that will impact dozens of jobs in Saskatchewan. Executive vice-president and CEO of Nutrien’s
Read moreSaskatchewan’s premier ‘sold people a lie’ with promise of balanced budget: NDP
Saskatchewan’s Opposition leader says Premier Scott Moe deliberately misled voters with his promise to balance the budget by 2024. NDP
Read more155 École Wascana Plains School students could be relocating in the fall
Overcrowding at a southeast Regina public school means more than 150 students could be relocated come the fall. A decision
Read moreSemi-truck hits power line, transformer catches on fire on Broad Street in Regina
Emergency services were dispatched to 2500 Broad St. in Regina around noon after a semi-truck hit a power line. Police say
Read moreRegina Catholic School Board looking for partners to keep community school open
The Regina Catholic School Board is looking to find partners who can help develop a business plan and keep a
Read moreTeam Dunstone ready to rock at the Brier
It hasn’t been the usual climb to the Tim Hortons Brier, but Regina-based Team Dunstone is still excited to wear
Read moreCoronavirus: 2 new deaths as Saskatchewan surpasses 29K total infections
Saskatchewan has hit another milestone, surpassing 29,000 total coronavirus infections since the pandemic began. According to the provincial government on Wednesday,
Read moreSaskatoon man ditches inactive lifestyle, loses 136 pounds
Kyle White never thought he would be a runner. A year ago he wasn’t even a consistent walker, but a
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