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A grain market analyst says the COVID-19 outbreak has resulted in strong demand for wheat. The senior analyst with FarmLink Marketing Solutions, Neil Townsend, says spring wheat prices will likely hov...

Phase one of the provincial government’s Re-Open Saskatchewan plan takes effect on Monday. The first phase will see restrictions lifted on medical services such as dentistry, optometry, physical...

The Meadow Lake Co-Op has sent a letter out to members saying a worker at the town’s service centre has tested positive for COVID-19. The letter says the employee reported symptoms last week and...

The Regina Elks Hall is a "complete loss" after a Sunday morning fire. Emergency crews were dispatched around 5:00 am to battle the blaze at the building located on the 4000 block of 1st Avenue North....

An Ottawa biotech company is voluntarily recalling a rapid test for COVID-19 after Health Canada expressed concern about its effectiveness, dealing a setback to expanded testing in the country. Sparta...

The Government of Canada announced that it will spend over $240 million to make it easier for mental health services to take place online. Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, said Sunday, that the money wi...

Starting Monday morning, provincial park campsite reservations can be made with camping beginning on June 1. Because of COVID19, there are precautions you should know about Camping is only open to Sas...

With times more uncertain than perhaps ever before, Economic Development Regina is offering a mentorship program for entrepreneurs who are struggling to navigate through the COVID-19 crisis. Ly Pham i...

The challenge for municipalities, just like for many individuals, is trying to stay safe while finding ways to make ends meet. President of Municipalities of Saskatchewan, Gordon Barnhart, says from t...

At approximately 8:37 am Saturday, Regina Police responded to a call of gunshots on the 3700 block of 5th Avenue. Police attended and located evidence that a firearm was discharged. On further investi...