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Two youths have been charged after Regina police responded to reports of two weapons calls at two elementary schools in North Regina. At 2:00 p.m. on December 14, School Resource Officers were called to a school in the 1900 block of 2nd Avenue North for a report of a bear spray incident involving a 12-year-old […]

Regina Exhibition Associated Limited (REAL) requests a larger budget for the city’s 2024 edition. REAL’s request comes in at $6.44 million, an increase of $5.3 million over the $1.1 million budget provided in the last three years. The budget is divided into three areas: $2.7 million for operations, $2.6 million for debt payments, and $1 […]

Bill C-234 is no longer in the hands of the senate. It’s now heading back to the house of commons with amendments tacked on that will have to be reviewed. There were the two amendments brought forward at committee to not include barn heating as part of the exemption and also to reduce the sunset […]

The Regina Airport Authority announced that Air Canada will increase summer capacity in 2024. Flights will peak at four flights a day to Toronto and three flights a day to Vancouver, and round-trip, non-stop daily service will be introduced to Montreal. Justin Reves, Director of Revenue Development, Public Relations, and Customer Experience, said that Air […]

City Manager Niki Anderson is the new Regina Exhibition Association Limited board chair. That is according to a brief statement provided by the City of Regina. Anderson replaces former chair Wayne Morsky, who resigned along with the rest of the board after city council voted to terminate the board. Jennifer Johnson, executive director of corporate […]

Saskatchewan’s Advocate for Children and Youth, Dr. Lisa Broda, released a report that examined the Ministry of Education’s oversight of the province’s registered independent schools. Immediately upon learning of the allegations of historical abuse in 2022, the Advocate compelled information from the Ministry of Education to ensure steps were taken to safeguard the protection of […]

A judge has dismissed applications from the truck driver who caused the deadly Humboldt Broncos bus crash and was fighting deportation back to India.  Jaskirat Singh Sidhu was sentenced to eight years for causing the 2018 crash in Saskatchewan that killed 16 people and injured 13 others. He pleaded guilty to dangerous driving charges. The rookie Calgary […]

An upcoming public inquest is slated for January to investigate the devastating mass stabbing that claimed 11 lives in James Smith Cree Nation and Weldon, Sask. On September 4, 2022 Myles Sanderson took 11 lives and injured 17 others. The Saskatchewan Coroners Service (SCS) has set the inquest dates from Jan. 15 to 26 in […]

The Food Banks of Saskatchewan got off to a great start on its “Feeding Holiday Cheer” Campaign. Executive Director of the organization Michael Kincade says they got a $250-thousand donation from Nutrien in late November. He says Nutrien has been a great supporter and the large donation will help reach their goal of $2-million raised […]

Tis the season for packages of all sorts to be delivered.  Before the guy in the “red suit” makes his trip around the world, on line shopping means more and more packages being left on doorsteps, and that is an invitation to thieves. The Saskatchewan RCMP don’t want to see any victims of so called […]