Category Archives: Front Page Headlines

Record breaking cold swept across much of Saskatchewan Monday morning. According to Meteorologist Terri Lang, Regina and Moose Jaw dropped to -11 C and -10 C, breaking records set back in the late 194...

Police are looking for a suspect after a gun was allegedly pulled on an employee at a business east of downtown Regina Saturday morning. Shortly after 10:00 a.m. police were called to the 900 block of...

Murder hornets- or giant Asian hornets- have been getting a lot of attention lately, but are they as scary as their sound? Sean Prager, an Associate Professor at the University of Saskatchewan, shares...

Former Regina MP Ralph Goodale is proposing a major infrastructure development in Saskatchewan to stimulate the economy battered by the COVID-19 outbreak. Goodale says expanding the irrigated farmland...

Because the first phase of re-opening Saskatchewan has begun, you can now fish if you are in the southern zone of the province and boat launches are open. The Ministry of Environment is hoping to spre...

A new project at Wascana Park in Regina is making the park more accessible and inclusive for people with vision loss. The Canadian National Institute for the Blind has placed over 230 GPS points aroun...

The Regina Food Bank as well as ones in Moose Jaw, Swift Current and Yorkton are getting cash donations from a Calgary company that owns and operates rental housing units in all four cities. The 16-an...

Mother's Day 2020 has arrived, and it looks a lot different than we're used to thanks to COVID-19. As a result of physical distancing, Sasktel's usage numbers are all an all-time high, and with Mother...

With provincial parks opening up and camping season starting June 1st, the province is reminding people to be safe around wildlife, especially bears. As bears wake up from hibernation, they try to est...

There are nine new confirmed cases of COVID-19 cases in Saskatchewan. The nine, which see five come from the Far North, three from the North and one from the Central, bring the provincial total to 553...