Officials with EVRAZ Place were caught off guard somewhat by the amount of people who showed up at Mosaic Stadium to watch Game 5 of the NBA Finals, but they are now prepared for Thursday and Sunday if needed. Almost 14,000 people came out to Regina’s Jurassic Park to watch the Raptors game on Monday. […]
A government national pharmacare plan could leave millions of people at risk of losing access to certain drugs, industry associations warn, while an analyst says the move may also take a bite out of profits for insurers. The industry comments came after an expert panel on Wednesday recommended that Canada should have a single-payer […]
The Agricultural Producers Association of Saskatchewan is calling on government to provide support for farmers facing drought. APAS president Todd Lewis says many farmers are facing a third straight year of below average moisture. He is calling for government to assist with water supplies and designate the entire province eligible for the Federal Livestock […]
Premier Scott Moe is speaking out after Prime Minister Trudeau rejected the advice of six premiers and the senate’s amendments to Bill C-69. Moe said in a statement that Trudeau has turned his back on the energy and industrial sector that employs hundreds of thousand of Canadians and generates wealth for the nation. Trudeau has […]
Those who work in human service, animal welfare, health care and enforcement agencies will come together for a one day workshop on animal hoarding in Regina Wednesday. Don Ferguson, executive director of Animal Protection Services of Saskatchewan says there’s been a slight increase in the number of cases Animal Protection Services of Saskatchewan has responded […]
The record $65 million Lotto MAX jackpot up for grabs on Tuesday night was won by one person in Quebec. There were also several one million dollar MAXMILLIONS draws that were made and one of them was won by someone in Regina as they matched all seven numbers Those numbers were 2, 8, 15, 26, […]
Husky Energy has been fined $3.8 million and pleaded guilty Wednesday to two charges in relation to a large oil spill in west central Saskatchewan three years ago. In July of 2016, a pipeline near Maidstone leaked oil for about seven hours until a routine maintenance check the following day. It was estimated about 225,000 litres was […]
Regina Police say a man is in critical condition after being stabbed Wednesday morning just outside the downtown core. Just after 4:30 a.m. Wednesday, officers were dispatched to the area of 14th Avenue and Hamilton Street. There they located a 53-year-old man with injuries consistent with stab wounds, EMS took the man to hospital in […]
The head of animal protection in Saskatchewan is making a specific request to cattlemen. The executive director of Animal Protection Services, Don Ferguson, is asking livestock producers to call his office before a tragedy happens. Ferguson says if something doesn’t seem right on a neighbor’s property, call his office. Ferguson, says it is important to […]
The City of Regina will once again be spraying for cankerworms this summer, but are cutting back their spraying efforts. During a busier year for cankerworms, the city would traditionally spray 30,000 trees. City spokesperson Russell Eirich said cankerworm numbers are below average. “However we are seeing some pockets where cankerworms are occurring,” Eirich said. […]
