Hope and resilience continue to drive the community of The Red Earth Cree Nation as they search for 5 year old Frank Young. It’s been 27 days since the boy went missing – last being seen at a school playground. Michelle Vandervord – president of the Prince Albert Grand Council Search Rescue and recovery team […]
Do you suffer from triskaidekaphobia? If you do – today isn’t your day. It’s Friday the 13th, and while there is nothing inherently unlucky about the day – through history there have been a number of historic events and tragedies that took place on this fateful day – fueling superstitions. It’s rumored that German forces […]
An investigation into a suspicious vehicle has lead to a total of ten charges for two individuals from Regina. On May 10th, officers responded to a suspicious vehicle driving erratically on Elphinstone street in Regina. The officers discovered that the plates on the vehicle were stolen and attempted to stop the vehicle. The car was […]
**UPDATE** Regina Police are reporting they have arrested Dennis Yew. Yesterday (Thursday) police put out the word that they were trying to track him down. Yew is accused of breaching of an order to not attend a public park where persons under the age of 16 are. Police did not say yet, how or where […]
Regina city police are seeking public assistance in a murder investigation. On March 15th police responded to a call on the 100 block of Davidson street. They found an unresponsive male, who was transported to hospital and later died in hospital. The Victim was identified as 27 year old Leslie Victor John Whitebear of Regina. […]
Indigenous fashion designer and member of the Ochapawace First Nation Tracey George Heese has used her talents to help others walk a path of healing and remembrance for missing and murdered women, girls and 2 spirited individuals. Described by some as a genocide – the fact remains that in Canada indigenous women make up 16% […]
The Saskatchewan Party government is announcing an increase to the provincial minimum wage. October 1st of this year will see $1.19 put into the pockets of the province’s lowest earners – not even enough to buy an extra small black coffee from the local shop. The wage will increase to $13.00 an hour on October […]
After the film industry was eviscerated by the Saskatchewan party and Brad Wall nearly a decade ago. There is some promise that new seeds may be planted in the province. Creative Saskatchewan is now accepting applications for film and television productions in the province – this just a few weeks after the government announced an […]
The provincial report on COVID-19 cases came out today – with a startling number attached to outbreaks in care homes. Over the last week 22 outbreaks occurred in Saskatchewan care homes and long term care facilities. The provinces weekly update on the state of the Pandemic in Saskatchewan also showed 829 new cases of COVID-19 […]
A new home is a life changing prospect for many Saskatchewan families – but it’s not always a possibility. Habitat for Habitat for humanity held a special ceremony today – making the dream of home ownership a reality for a few Regina residents. The celebration was held at Haultain crossing in Regina. The complex was […]
