By Shane Jones in Edmonton Mitchell Picton’s fourth quarter touchdown catch proved to be the difference as the Saskatchewan Roughriders remained perfect on the season with a 26-16 victory over the Edmonton Elks. The Roughriders are 2-0 in the CFL’s early going, after also defeating Hamilton in their opening game. The Elks dropped to 0-2 after losing […]
The roles mother’s and father’s play in the lives of children is highlighted especially on days like Father’s day. Often there are times when that central role model doesn’t exist for a kid – this is where the Big Brothers and Sisters organizations come in. Helping children in Regina form meaningful connections with mentors since […]
Just over an hour east of Regina sits Lemberg Saskatchewan. In just a few days the small community of 300 will be welcoming two families who have fled war torn Ukraine and are now making Saskatchewan home. Community member Rick Pattison spear headed an effort to rally support for the families. “A group of us […]
SaskPower has a new CEO. After a national search the crown corp revealed today that Rupen Pandya would be taking the helm as the company’s new president and CEO effective July 1st. Mr. Pandya holds Bachelor and Master of Arts degrees from the University of Regina. He was raised in Regina where he resides with […]
This Saturday will mark the return of the Queen City Pride Parade! The parade is the signature event for pride celebrations in the city, and over the course of time has been growing and has become the city’s most colorful and vibrant parade. The first parade in Regina celebrating ally ship, inclusion and freedom of […]
Gas prices are rising across the country and the city of Regina appears to be catching up with the national average. Over the last week gas prices have risen over 11 cents per litre. Stations in the queen city now sit at 194.5 cents per litre compared to the national average of 206.3 cents per […]
The pre-season is done. Next time, the points matter. The Saskatchewan Roughriders wrapped up their pre-season schedule, with a 20-18 loss to the BC Lions in Vancouver. Cody Fajardo looked confident, and cool moving the offense in the first few series of the game. The Riders starter led the team downfield to match a first […]
Premier Scott Moe has signed off on dozens of pardons for people with traffic offences, including his own brother. On May 19, an order-in-council was signed by the premier granting clemency to about 30 people convicted of 37 offences under the province’s Traffic Safety Act. Kris Moe, the premier’s brother, was one of the individuals […]
A 37 year old man has been found dead at Regina’s correctional center. The man was found unresponsive in his cell by corrections officers. EMS declared the inmate dead at approx. 5:50pm yesterday. The coroners service and the ministry of corrections, policing and public safety are conducting an internal investigation. The inmates name has not […]
The Bank of Canada announced today that it is raising it’s key interest rate to 1.5%. Canadian families are facing an increase in costs across all fronts – and it’s something that 620 CKRM financial analyst Brian Golly says will see families having to tighten spending. The rise in the interest rate was not something […]
