**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 […]
The housing market has cooled a little in Saskatchewan, especially when its compared to last year. According to the Saskatchewan Realtors Association, sales province-wide were 1547 sales in April, down from the hot April of 2021. The increase in interest rates is one of the reasons, but the bigger one is a lack of inventory, […]
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% […]
Country star Kane Brown has announced a Regina stop, on his “Drunk or Dreaming” tour. Brown will perform at the Brandt Centre, December 9th. The tour kicks off in September in Melbourne, Australia. The Regina date features guests Jesse James Decker, and Restless Road. Tickets will go on sale to the general public next Friday, […]
Preparation is key to surviving, or enduring a major storm or other catastrophe. This week, is emergency preparedness week in Saskatchewan. “Emergencies can happen without warning but there are simple steps that residents can take to prepare to themselves and their families,” said Fire Chief Layne Jackson in a news release. “This week, I urge […]
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 […]
Make sure your internet connection is working, and be ready to hit the Saskatchewan Roughriders web page. Single game tickets go on sale, Tuesday morning at 10am. The Labour Day Classic September 4th, and Opening Day June 11th will probably be the first games to go. The team is planning a number of different theme […]
Its “Missing Persons Week” in Saskatchewan. According to the Saskatchewan Association of Chiefs of Police, there are 133 “long term” missing person cases in this province. Long Term is defined as longer than six months. Even as this week was proclaimed by the government, the frantic search is continuing on the Red Earth Cree Nation […]
We’ve all driven across some roads that have made us clench our teeth, brace for impact, or curse out loud from the big thud of a tire slamming in and out of a pothole. There are some roads in Saskatchewan that are particularly bad, and every year CAA-Saskatchewan likes to find out which one is […]
