Today is National Ribbon Skirt Day — a day designated for Canadians to learn more about Indigenous identity and culture. The day is marked on January 4th, a day that saw a young girl returning to her school with community members by her side after she faced ridicule for the simple act of wearing her […]
Wedding bells aren’t ringing for couples who were planning on destination weddings in January – thanks to Sunwings cancelation of services to Regina and Saskatoon. Saskatchewan couples with destination weddings planned for January received some devastating news yesterday – with air carrier Sunwing announcing that they would not be servicing Regina and Saskatoon until February. […]
Saskatchewan RCMP Sgt. Cliff Joanis knows the children of James Smith Cree Nation well. The First Nation northeast of Saskatoon is a hockey community and he’d cross paths with kids from there during tournaments where his own children were playing. His daughter was even coached by a member. Joanis wanted to help when, in September, […]
Weather warnings blanket much of the country today as many Canadians prepare to travel for the holidays in an effort to connect with family during the festive season. Environment Canada says heavy snow, strong winds and freezing rain are expected in some areas of Ontario, Quebec and B-C, with extreme cold warnings for Western Canada […]
The province released it’s Community Respiratory Illness report yesterday. For the period between December 4th and 17th 803 new cases of COVID 19 were reported. Additionally 668 cases of Influenza were reported, with 232 RSV cases being found. On average for the 2 week period 13.6% of students were absent from school due to illness. […]
With windchill values approaching dangerous lows – bus cancelations have been announced for: Regina Public School Division Regina Catholic Divisions Standing Buffalo School Division Prairie Valley School Division (Regina and Indian head weather towers) Windchill values are currently at -46 degrees Celsius in Regina and surrounding area, with these temperatures expected to remain low until […]
3 fires in the Queen City kept fire crews busy last night. The first fire took place on the 300 block of Rose street just before 5 pm. The fire was contained to the kitchen of a residence and forced one occupant to go to the hospital with smoke inhalation. About an hour later a […]
The cost of having a real christmas tree is going to be a little higher this year – if you’re able to find one. The Vice President of the Prairie Christmas Tree Growers Association says that on average it can take seven to ten years to grow a tree thats ready to be sold, adding […]
After being found with a homemade gun, a machete, and a stolen credit card – a 22 year old regina man is now facing serious charges. Police were alerted to the dangerous situation on the morning of Friday December 9th – the man was seen on 5th Avenue. Tyrese Pratt was arrested with a homemade […]
As we move closer to Christmas it appears Saskatchewan residents might be getting an early present – sliding fuel prices for the month of December. Fuel analysis site gasbuddy.com shows that the average price of regular gas in Saskatchewan is down 23.3 c/L from last month – with the average fuel price sitting at 1.41 […]
