Category Archives: Front Page Headlines

The fate of a Metis man’s hunger strike to highlight suicide rates will be decided by a Saskatchewan judge after hearing arguments from the government and protesters about what’s at stake....

Another event forced to go virtual thanks to COVID-19 is the annual Queen City Marathon. However that has not stopped over 3,100 from registering for one or multiple of the various races available . T...

Head Coach of the Regina Alpine Race Team, Morgan Waldo is traveling to Regina in an unusual fashion to try and raise money for female athletes in the province. Waldo is rollerblading down Highway 1 f...

UPDATE: The Highway has been reopened. Details of the accident are not yet known. ——- Indian Head RCMP closed a portion of Highway 1 near the community due to a serious two vehicle collisi...

Saturday will be alright, but Environment Canada says to an expect an "abrupt transition to fall this Labour Day Weekend" The weather office has issued a special weather statement as an Alberta clippe...

KrugoFest had a big impact on the local economy and the Regina Food Bank. The downtown Regina concerts on a rooftop in front of the DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel raised $15,000, which food bank CEO John ...

Four people are facing charges as the result of an ongoing investigation by Regina Police. On Friday, at approximately 11:30 am, members of the RPS' Street Gang Unit executed a search warrant at a hou...

The Saskatchewan Health Authority is warning the public of possible COVID-19 transmission in Saskatoon after individuals who tested positive visited two businesses. The infected individuals visited th...

The Saskatchewan Health Authority is notifying the public that an individual who tested COVID-19 positive was at the following businesses when the individual was likely infectious: August 27, 2020 - M...

Central Services Minister Ken Cheveldayoff says there have been lessons learned from the construction of the Saskatchewan Hospital North Battleford facility. A third party independent audit was releas...