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UPDATE: RCMP at “serious” single-vehicle collision near Quinton

Jun 21, 2019 | 3:09pm

Punnichy RCMP have announced that all emergency personnel have left  the scene of the accident. Despite the highway being opened for travel, the investigation is still ongoing. The RCMP would like to thank the public for their understanding during this time. Original story RCMP are telling those in the Quinton area to expect delays and […]

New plaque unveiled at The Crescents School

Jun 21, 2019 | 3:06pm

A plaque was unveiled Friday at The Crescents School to show significance to the school’s name change that took place last year. The school used to be named after Nicholas Flood Davin, who produced the ‘Report on Industrial Schools for Indians and Half-Breeds’ at the request of then-Prime Minister Sir John A. MacDonald in 1879. […]

City of Regina celebrates National Indigenous Peoples Day

Jun 21, 2019 | 1:15pm

People of all ages gathered inside Henry Baker Hall at Regina City Hall to hear speeches and view performances. (Photos: Moises Canales/620 CKRM)   National Indigenous Peoples Day kicked off in downtown Regina late Friday morning with festivities taking place at City Hall. This is the seventh time this event has been held in the Queen […]

SK government once again being called on to introduce vaping legislation

Jun 21, 2019 | 11:28am

The call to introduce legislation on vaping is being made again. The Canadian Cancer Society makes the call after a Canadian study released in the British Medical Journal showed a dramatic rise in youth vaping and youth smoking with reports that students in Grade 5 and 6 are vaping. Spokesperson Donna Pasiechnik says the government […]

Teen charged with attempted robbery and stolen vehicle

Jun 21, 2019 | 9:32am

A 15-year-old male has been handed numerous charges following an incident that occurred on Wednesday in east Regina. The charges come after the youth attempted to stop a vehicle on the Victoria Street service road with a stolen truck in an effort to rob a driver at gun point. Regina Police were dispatched at 1:15 […]

Work to fill “the hole” at Capital Pointe site expected to start Monday

Jun 21, 2019 | 9:22am

The City of Regina says work will begin on Monday at the former Capital Pointe site at the corner of Albert and Victoria. Work will include back filling the hole, removing shoring components and reinstating public access to roads and sidewalks in the area. The city says the contract has been awarded to CBS Contracting […]

Locomotives take centre stage this weekend in Wakaw, Cudworth

Jun 21, 2019 | 9:00am

(Photo courtesy of Wheatland Express)   Whether you like model railways or you’re interested in riding a passenger train, this weekend will be the opportunity to experience all these and more in the Saskatchewan communities of Wakaw and Cudworth. This weekend marks the first annual Railway Days Model Railway Expo and Tours in the two towns, […]

Regina man and three minors facing multiple arson charges

Jun 21, 2019 | 8:51am

Regina Police have charged one man and three teenage boys with several counts of arson, after a structure fire and several garbage bin blazes between February and June. In late March Police and Regina Fire were called to a fire at a vacant house on the 1100 block of Cameron Street, where the cause of […]

Highway 10 overpass reduced to one lane after serious accident Friday morning

Jun 21, 2019 | 8:20am

UPDATE – Westbound lanes on Highway 10 will be closed until later this afternoon after an early morning collision. RCMP says a vehicle was merging onto Highway 10 at the Balgonie overpass when it rolled over several times and landed on Highway 1. Police say two people were hurt, with one person being sent to hospital […]

Saskatchewan looking for intervener status in Alberta’s case against the federal carbon tax

Jun 21, 2019 | 7:48am

Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe says he has Alberta’s back, when it comes to supporting their western neighbour’s court challenge on the constitutionality of the federal carbon tax. Alberta’s justice minister says the province has filed a reference case with the Alberta Court of Appeal. The Saskatchewan Court of Appeal ruled in May that a federally […]

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