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The Government of Saskatchewan announced the opening of a new group home to support four individuals with intellectual disabilities. The Saskatchewan Housing Corporation provided more than $1.1 million in capital funding to develop the group home, with the Ministry of Social Services providing $55,000 in start-up funding. The ministry will also offer more than $571,000 […]

The Regina Police Service announced a new project to improve public safety and reduce traffic safety issues in areas of concern. The RPS launched a pilot project to see marked police vehicles used to deter crime. Regina Police said that over the next several weeks, marked police vehicles will be parked in pre-determined areas around […]

The City of Regina is warning residents to be on the lookout for blue-green algae. A lack of rain and high-than-average temperatures throughout the summer have created what the City says are “ideal conditions” for blue-green algae blooms to form in Regina’s retention ponds. The City says it is monitoring the situation on an ongoing […]

Saskatchewan’s LGBTQIA2S+ community is facing an increased level of discrimination and hateful rhetoric in the wake of expanded parental inclusion policies that seem to be targeting Gender and Sexually Diverse Regina city police are investigating an incident that occurred at a Regina high school yesterday (Sept 7th) morning. Balfour Collegiate had their pride sidewalk celebrating […]

The Regina Police Service says a collision between a vehicle and a pedestrian in the city’s east end has left one man dead. The RPS was called to the 1500 block of 7th Avenue East shortly before 1:00 p.m. When they arrived, they found a man who had appeared to have been struck by a […]

The orange scooters set up across the Queen City have racked up over 130,000 kilometres. The announcement from the company Neuron, responsible for the orange scooters, comes as the city’s shared e-scooter program passed the two-month mark. Ankush Karwal, the head of market for Canada at Neuron Mobility, said that they have seen overwhelmingly positive […]

Saskatchewan added 2,800 jobs last month, the third most in the country, seeing the province’s labour force climbing to an all-time high of 632,800. Comparing year-over-year, the province added 4,600 jobs according to the newly released labour force figures from Statistics Canada. While Saskatchewan saw its labour force grow, its unemployment rate increased for the […]

The Regina Police Service is asking for the public’s help following a break-in to a trailer belonging to the Saskatchewan Wheelchair Sports Association. On the morning of September 5, a staff member with the association noticed that the trailer door had been broken into. Employees reported that multiple pieces of equipment were missing from inside […]

The Bank of Canada held its key interest rate steady at five per cent today, citing recent evidence that suggests the economy is weakening. The central bank says it decided not to raise its key rate given demand in the economy is slowing and previous rate hikes need more time to take effect. Forecasters were […]

By The Canadian Press Manitoba’s provincial election has been called for Oct. 3. Here’s a look at the leaders of the province’s three parties that have seats in the legislature. Heather Stefanson, Progressive Conservative Leader Age: 53. Born May 11, 1970. Pre-Politics: Political science degree from the University of Western Ontario. Worked as a special […]