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A professor at the University of Regina has been given close to $1 million dollars from the federal government for research into gaps in therapy and diagnosis of COVID-19. Dr. Mohan Babu, an associate...

Late Saturday night, Regina Police responded to a weapons offence, involving pepper spray, in the area of 13th Avenue and Albert Street. Three young men were approached by two men on bicycles, one of ...

A familiar face announced himself as the first candidate in the 2020 Regina mayoral race. Tony Fiacco, brother of former mayor Pat Fiacco and 2016 mayoral candidate, announced his campaign Saturday. F...

On Saturday, Regina Police observed a man walking in the 2900 block of 5th Avenue with a large knife in a sheath strapped to the front of his chest, from a strap on his backpack. The man was arrested ...

There are six new cases of COVID-19 in Saskatchewan, bringing the provincial total to 777. The new cases are in the Far North. Seven more people have recovered, bringing that total to 661. Six people ...

At their latest meeting, the Regina Board of Police Commissioners passed a resolution to lobby the province to create an independent police watchdog. The board will now write to Provincial Justice Min...

The Saskatchewan government says the former chief of the province’s highway patrol was fired for buying inappropriate equipment, including firearm silencers. But Robin Litzenberger is suing for ...

RCMP say a 19-year-old woman involved in a two-vehicle crash Wednesday night near the town of Waldeck has died. Three others, two 18-year-old men, and a 16 year old boy were declared dead at the scene...

The Government of Saskatchewan announced their plan Friday to open up three new international offices. These offices are set to be in Tokyo, Japan, Singapore, and New Delhi, India, and they are expect...

Those who use Regina Transit will get a couple of more days of riding for free. Fares were to start being collected again on Monday, but seeing Regina council did not get to that at its meeting earlie...