One person has been confirmed dead after a shooting this morning in Langham. The suspect, Justin Heimbecker, has been located according to the RCMP. A man was located by RCMP police officers deceased inside a residence in Langham around 11:40 a.m. The residence was on fire earlier in the day and it’s believed the deceased […]
Ottawa at Saskatchewan Countdown to Kick-Off: 4:30 pm Rider Nation Pre-Game Show: 6:30 pm Kick-Off: Mosaic Stadium: 7:30 pm Game time weather in Regina: +26. Partly Cloudy. South wind 20 km/hr – Storied History Friday will mark the 75th in history Saskatchewan will meet Ottawa on the gridiron. 53 of the matchups were Roughriders vs Rough Riders, […]
Hot off his 15th Nathan’s Hotdog eating championship – Joey Chestnut has his sights set on the mini donut crown at this year’s Queen City Exhibition. If you think you have what it takes – you can attempt to best Chestnut in the big event August 5th, as part of a fundraiser for the Regina […]
LONDON (AP) — Boris Johnson wanted to be like his hero Winston Churchill: a larger-than-life character who led Britain through a time of crisis. He was felled by crises of his own making, as a trickle of ethics allegations became a flood that engulfed his government and turned his own party against him. Johnson resigned […]
We’re just two weeks from Country Thunder and the countdown starts this weekend. Saturday July 9th at 4PM The first ever Road to Country Thunder is taking place in Regina’s Confederation park with Canadian country hit maker Nate Haller. The Afternoon of LIVE music will also feature food trucks, fun and beverages all in the […]
A 28 year old man who had been injured in a crash with a pickup truck while he was driving a bicycle – has died. the 28 year old man suffered serious injuries after being struck by the truck heading west on Dewdney Avenue just after 7:15 PM, June 26th The Driver of the truck, […]
Seven year old Benjamin Dufour was waiting for the school bus with his siblings one morning in June – when the unthinkable happened. A 47 year old man behind the wheel of a pickup truck, under some form of impairment hit little Ben, and changed his life forever. Left critically injured the young man underwent […]
Many are in “post pandemic” mode right now – which means a return to regular schedules and travel. For many this doesn’t leave room for the four legged friend they acquired during the pandemic. Shelters across the country are seeing a sharp increase in animal surrenders. Toronto’s animal shelter saw a 70% increase in surrenders […]
It was June 30th, 1912 – the day of the most deadly tornado in Canadian history. The deadly storm left an indelible mark on the city of Regina, taking lives and changing the landscape of the city forever. 28 people were killed in the storm, 300 people were injured and more than 2500 Regina residents […]
Its been a stormy start to summer. Another afternoon of warm air and changing weather systems brought a series of storms across the prairies, and through Saskatchewan. Most of the nasty weather was focused north of Regina around Manitou Beach and Foam Lake. Eric Dykes with Environment and Climate Change Canada says the severe storms […]
