Friday June 21st is National Indigenous People’s Day across the country. Its described as a day to recognize and celebrate the history, heritage, resilience and diversity of First Nations, Inuit and Métis across Canada. In Regina, the day is being marked in Victoria Park with all kinds of entertainment, kids crafts, an artisan market and […]

As the annual highways hay salvage and ditch mowing season progresses, the Government of Saskatchewan is reminding farmers and ranchers of several key dates. The program, which allows landowners by highway ditches the first opportunity to cut or bale free hay, until July 8. After this date, anyone may cut or bale the hay. “The […]

Donald Sutherland, the New Brunswick-born acting legend with the distinct baritone voice and prolific stage and screen career that inspired sons Kiefer and Rossif to pursue the craft, has died. He died at the age of 88, Kiefer Sutherland said in a social media post on Thursday. “I personally think one of the most important […]

Weather Forecast Temperature Chance Precip This Afternoon Mostly sunny with isolated showers/storms popping up   Wind: E/NE 6-12 km/h High: 22° 30% Tonight Increasing cloudiness – spotty showers possible late   Wind: E-NE 10-20 km/h Low: 10° 20% Friday Partly sunny – occasional showers and possible thunderstorms   Wind: E-SE 15-30 km/h High: 22° 60% […]

Former Humboldt Broncos goaltender Jacob Wassermann has been named to Canada’s Paralympic team and will compete in rowing this summer in Paris. Wassermann was among 13 survivors of a crash that killed 16 on April 6, 2018. The 24-year-old was paralyzed from the navel down when a semi-trailer truck drove through a stop sign and […]

Cody Fajardo knows watching the Grey Cup banner rise at Molson Stadium will stir up his emotions. But deep down, the Montreal Alouettes quarterback has one thing on his mind heading into the unveiling: winning a football game. After two games on the road to start the 2024 CFL season, the reigning champions host the Ottawa Redblacks […]

On Wednesday night, ten people from Saskatchewan were awarded the Saskatchewan Order of Merit for their contributions to their communities and to the province. The awards are handed out by the Lieutenant Governor Russ Mirasty at Government House in Regina. The Order of Merit was set up in 1985 to recognize the achievements of people […]

Regina’s International airport welcomes thousands to the Queen City every single day as the 16th busiest airport in the country. Yesterday arrivals were treated to indigenous song, dance, and a market with indigenous artists. The Market in it’s second year is an amazing way to support local business and uplift the indigenous community just ahead […]

Seeding is virtually complete across Saskatchewan with just one percent of acres left and that is because of all of the rain we have been enjoying, and cursing this spring. The highest rainfall recorded was around Rosthern, with 95 mm. The Nipawin area reported 75 mm followed by the Biggar area at 72 mm. Although […]

The Saskatchewan Roughriders were back on the practice field Tuesday at Mosaic Stadium to begin their on-field preparations for Sunday’s home opener against the Hamilton Tiger-Cats. Before the team took the field however, Head Coach Corey Mace adjusted his practice plan from a full practice to a walk-thru. Coach Mace told us on the 5th Quarter […]