KrugoFest, the summer rooftop concert series in downtown Regina, is coming back for a second consecutive year in 2021. This year performance headliners will be Gord Bamford on July 9, The Sheepdogs on July 10, Doc Walker July 16, and Big Wreck on July 17. Much like 2020, KrugoFest will once again be set on […]
Regina will soon be home to a $350-million wheat straw pulp mill as Red Leaf Pulp and the City announced Tuesday morning that construction on the new facility will begin in 2022. The first of it’s kind in Canada, the plant will have the capacity to produce approximately 182,000 tonnes of market pulp annually from […]
Saskatchewan RCMP say 30-year-old Stephanie Bruch and 29-year-old Kelly Baht were found shortly after 9:00 a.m. Monday morning walking along Highway 35 south of Bankend. The two were the subject of a vigorous search that began early Sunday morning after police believed Baht may have abducted the woman. Details are thin at this time and […]
The Saskatchewan Government announced Friday morning that all residents 12 and up will be eligible for a COVID-19 vaccine by May 20. The following age-based immunization eligibility schedule has been proposed and is subject to vaccine delivery. In the event that deliveries are delayed, the following schedule may be revised: May 8 Age 32+ May […]
In-class learning for kids in Regina’s public and Catholic school systems resumes Monday morning, but as the bell rings there is a lot of worry. With COVID-19 cases and variants of concern still at a worrisome rate, some teachers are expressing hesitancy. Jeff Parry is the president of the Regina Public School Teachers Association. He […]
There were 262 new cases of COVID-19 reported in Saskatchewan on Saturday. The province also announced 233 more recoveries, putting the active case count up to 2,452. Sadly there were also three more deaths reported. One in the 40-49 age group in Regina, one in the 60-69 age group also in Regina, and one in […]
There are 249 new cases of COVID-19 in Saskatchewan, bringing the provincial total to 37,873 cases. There are two new deaths to report today. One death was reported in the 40-49 age group from the Central East zone. One death was reported in the 80+ age group from the North West zone. The new cases […]
Alberta has signed on with Saskatchewan, New Brunswick and Ontario’s memorandum of understanding on the advancement of small modular reactor technology in Canada. Premier Scott Moe called this “a good day” for the country during Wednesday morning’s virtual announcement with Ontario Premier Doug Ford, New Brunswick Premier Blaine Higgs and Alberta Premier Jason Kenney. “I […]
Update – Continued snowfall across east central and southeastern Saskatchewan, has created extremely poor driving conditions across the region. RCMP said in a news release Tuesday morning that overnight they received 24 calls for service regarding motor vehicle collisions due to weather. Additionally, they received 15 calls for assistance where vehicles were stuck in the […]
Put the lawn mower away and bring out the snow shovel one more time. Much of Saskatchewan is waking up to a blanket of wet heavy snow Monday morning. Most areas have seen five to ten centimeters, with the heaviest accumulation so far in the Wynyard region, where close to 20 cm’s has come down. […]
