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The Executive Director of the Do More Ag Foundation says a virtual mental health session for men that was held earlier this month was a great one. The event, called “Bro Talk — Breaking the Silence” was held on November 16th and hosted by Shawn Brook, president of Seed World Group. Megz Reynolds says it also […]

The Saskatchewan NDP is raising questions about the Government of Saskatchewan’s COP28 delegation after they found that almost half of the delegations aren’t organizations from the province. Jobs and Economy Critic Aleana Young said after Premier Scott Moe told reporters that the “sole focus” of the $765,000 Saskatchewan booth was to be a “one-stop shop […]

The RCMP is investigating a homicide in Yorkton after officers found a dead man after a welfare check. On November 30, the Yorkton RCMP received a request to complete a welfare check at a residence on 6th Avenue North in Yorkton, where they located the dead man. RCMP says that due to the circumstances of […]

Canada’s unemployment rate ticked up to 5.8 per cent last month, as high interest rates weigh on job creation at a time when the country’s population is growing rapidly. Statistics Canada released its November labour force survey Friday, showing the economy added a modest 25,000 jobs, slightly surpassing forecasters’ expectations. Manufacturing and construction saw the […]

You can’t imagine the whirlwind of activity that surrounds a new head coach for the flagship franchise of the CFL. With the ink still drying on the contract, new Head Coach Corey Mace took a stroll out into a darkened Mosaic Stadium last night, a moment captured on video by the club. Mace was introduced […]

One person was taken to hospital with minor injuries, after a fire in the 2200 Block of McDonald Street. The fire broke out just before 630 this morning.   Fire fighters had the fire under control in about 10 minutes. The cause of the fire is under investigation.

The need for a wetland conservation policy in Saskatchewan was a key topic covered in Question Period yesterday (Wed). The NDP critic for Environment, SaskWater, and the Water Security Agency Erika Ritchie says Saskatchewan is the only province without such a policy. “More than a dozen people are here today calling on this government to […]

The Saskatchewan Roughriders promised fans they would have a new head coach by the end of November. Just hours before the last day of the month began, word got out. The Riders have come to terms with Corey Mace to be the new head coach of the Saskatchewan Roughriders. In the end, two names seemed […]

Plenty of debate among Senators but no progress made on Bill C-234, an exemption of the carbon tax for natural gas and propane used for grain drying and heating & cooling of barns. The bill has been in third reading for weeks with some Senators wanting an amendment to exclude fuel used for heating and cooling farm […]

Investigators with Regina Fire & Protective Services have determined the cause of yesterday morning’s (Tues) fire at the Regina Battery Depot on Dewdney Avenue. They say the fire was deliberately set on the north end of the building. RFPS continues to work with the Regina police on this incident, and will not provide further comment […]