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Since 2020 police have seen some crime numbers drop as we entered the “lockdown” period of the pandemic. Yesterday, Regina Police released their mid year crime stats for 2023, and crimes like theft, arson and robbery are up significantly. Overdose deaths are climbing in Regina, according to the mid year crime stats released by the […]

A chief in Saskatchewan says her heart is broken after ground-penetrating radar located 93 areas of interest at the site of a former residential school. English River First Nation Chief Jenny Wolverine said it’s believed 79 of the areas of interest at the Beauval Indian Residential School could be the size of possible children’s graves and 14 […]

There are major shuffles and minor shuffles, this one leans towards the major side. With summer waning, and the legislature due to sit in the fall, this is usually the time to make changes. Premier Scott Moe had a couple of holes to fill with Don Morgan and Dana Skoropad announcing they were not running […]

Regina Fire Fighters were called out to a tent encampment on Angus Street after a fire broke out on Monday.  The fire had spread to neighbouring house and shed. Crews were able to quickly put out the fire, and there were no injuries reported. The cause of the fire is under investigation.

Saskatchewan is one of only two provinces in the country that is seeing a decrease in per student funding for education. According to a study from the Fraser Institute, when you factor in inflation, per student funding in Saskatchewan has dropped 11.6 percent between 2012 and 2021. Saskatchewan used to lead the country in this […]

Fran Forsberg fought years ago for a gender marker to be removed from her child’s birth certificate.  Now up against the Saskatchewan Party government’s pronoun and naming changes in schools, she says she’s prepared to fight again. “I think I’m going to have a bigger army behind me this time,” Forsberg said.  “I’m a scrapper. I’m not […]