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The Regina Police Service and the Saskatchewan Coroner’s Service have opened up an investigation into a death in the Queen City. A deceased adult female was found at a residence in the 2000 block of Ottawa Street late Sunday night. Police were called to the residence late Sunday and requested the Coroner’s Service after securing the […]

The R-C-M-P are setting up a temporary detachment in the village of Richmound in response to the presence of a group known as the “Kingdom of Canada.” Police say the detachment will be staffed 24-7 and officers will be doing regular patrols. “The safety and security of the communities we police is our top priority,” […]

There is a lot going on in Rider Nation. The death of Rider legend George Reed has brought even more significance to “Legends Night” at Mosiac Stadium. The team will be celebrating the latest inductees into the “Plaza of Honour”, and remembering Reed. This is also the “Purolator Tackle Hunger” game, where fans are encouraged […]

Even as the technology to produce so-called “ghost guns” becomes less expensive and more widespread, the RCMP is not keeping records on how often the weapons are used in crimes across the country. Ghost guns are firearms without serial numbers that are assembled from individual parts or 3D printers. They are easy to make and […]

“Hard working”, “professional”, “inspirational” “a legend”. Just some of the words spoken about the life and legacy of former Riders running back George Reed. A celebration of his life was held at the Viterra International Trade Centre in the REAL District. On the stage, some of Reed’s memorabilia including the Grey Cup were on display […]

Saskatchewan is spending $40.2 million over the next two years in a plan intended to help people who are unhoused across the province.  The province says in a news release that 155 new supportive housing units are to be created in Regina and Saskatoon, which are also to have on-site supports.  The plan also includes 120 […]

The Canadian economy added more jobs than expected last month, but with the gains driven by a seasonal spike in education employment and an increase in part-time work, economists say the job market is weaker than it looks. Statistics Canada released its September labour force survey Friday morning, which shows employment rose by 64,000 jobs. The unemployment rate continued […]

A Transportation Safety Board of Canada report says an undetected broken rail led to a fiery train derailment in Saskatchewan in 2019 that spilled about 1.77 million litres of oil.  The Canadian Pacific Railway train, which had 101 cars mostly filled with oil, had been loaded in Alberta and was headed to Oklahoma.  Just after midnight, the train was travelling east […]

You have probably seen one of the eScooters on the road, or parked near a busy corner of the city since the program was launched earlier this year. According to the City of Regina, 51,259 trips were taken on the eScooters, for a total of just over 130,000 kilometres. The eScooters were set up by […]

Industry Minister François-Philippe Champagne says he is ready to announce the initial commitments he has secured from grocers to stabilize food prices. The Liberal government last month called on Canada’s major grocers to present a plan to stabilize prices by Thanksgiving, or face consequences. Champagne told a conference hosted by the Competition Bureau in Ottawa […]