The Saskatchewan Roughriders were back at the University of Regina for Day 2 of preparation before their season opener on Saturday in Edmonton. With winds gusting to 90km/h, the Green and White went through their regular practice regiment. Wednesday’s workout featured sessions with offensive and defensive scout teams, work on special teams, and an interesting […]

The Saskatchewan NDP is asking the speaker of the legislature to convene the Standing Committee on House Services, to probe allegations made by the speaker on the last day of the sitting last month. As the house was about to adjourn for the summer, and more than likely, until an election in October, Randy Weekes […]

A report into how Mounties responded to a mass killing and manhunt in Saskatchewan has found some communication problems but nothing that significantly impacted the outcome. Police captured Myles Sanderson three days after he killed 11 people and injured 17 others on the James Smith Cree Nation and in the nearby village of Weldon. Sanderson, […]

Durum                         383.25  Feed barley                 236.57  Canola                         603.42 (up 18.30)       Chickpeas                   925.94  Flax          […]

I had 3 Uncles who served over-sea’s in World War 2. They all came home with psychological scars with stories about misery and death, but they were all so proud to contribute to the war effort. Thank you Uncle Helmer, Herb & Ed. My wife Donnie also had family who served over sea’s. Her step-father, […]

Weather Forecast Temperature Chance Precip Today Mix of sun and cloud   Wind: NW 25-50 km/h gusts over 65 High: 19° 10% Tonight Clear – then some cloud late   Wind: W/NW 15-25 km/h Low: 8° 10% Friday Partly to mostly sunny   Wind: W/NW 20-35 km/h High: 21° 20% Friday Night Mostly cloudy – […]

The sun was shining on the beaches of Normandy on Thursday morning as a Canadian ceremony to commemorate the 80th anniversary of D-Day got underway in Courseulles-sur-Mer, France. Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, his French counterpart Gabriel Attal and Prince William were among dignitaries visiting Juno Beach, where flags bearing the Maple Leaf fluttered in a […]

Regina’s German Club is now grappling with a significant setback. Last fall, the club’s old air conditioning unit, vital for their summer banquet business, broke down. Recognizing the necessity of this cooling system, the club started months of diligent research, saving, and fundraising- which finally paid off when they secured a new air conditioning unit. […]

Saskatchewan schools are heading towards the end of the school year – with the clock now ticking down to graduations and and of the year celebrations. Now it appears that the Saskatchewan Teachers’ Federation (STF) is at a deadlock with the government bargaining committee. The Saskatchewan Teachers’ Federation (STF) has declared a work-to-rule campaign starting […]

The month of May can be best described as wet with near normal temperatures. Environment Canada Meteorologist Terri Lang says it’s a good thing considering the winter and early part of spring was dry. “After it being so dry for so long, to see so many stations recording above average precipitation, really good timing,” said Lang. […]