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A number of physicians in Saskatchewan wrote a letter to the Premier citing their concern that the province is losing in the fight against COVID-19. A total of 260 doctors penned the letter addressed ...

The following is a Remembrance Day message from Lieutenant-Governor Russ Mirasty  

When Regina City Council sits down for its November meeting at the end of the month, there will be five new city councillors along with new mayor Sandra Masters sitting around the table, One of those ...

Regina would normally have two Remembrance Day celebrations, but this year there will just be one. The ceremony at the Brandt Center will not happen this year because of COVID-19 meaning the only one ...

There is some concern in the town of Indian Head, about 45 minutes east of Regina, after an outbreak of COVID-19 at a long-term care home and the town’s bakery. It is not known if there is a con...

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is telling provinces not to keep sectors of the economy open if it means putting Canadians at risk, and to reach out for more help from the federal government if they nee...

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is telling provinces not to keep sectors of the economy open if it means putting Canadians at risk, and to reach out for more help from the federal government if they nee...

The Regina Public Schools has announced individual COVID-19 cases at Campbell Collegiate, Walker School and The Crescents School. Regina Public shared in a statement on Tuesday that the new cases will...

On the eve of Remembrance Day, the Trudeau government tossed a bone to the Royal Canadian Legion and other veterans’ groups battered by the COVID-19 pandemic, promising millions in emergency fun...

Regina will have a definite new look at City Hall when council meets later this month after Monday night’s election. Five new councillors and a new mayor will give a fresh new look on things, bu...