Category Archives: Front Page Headlines

The Regina Catholic School Division hosted their annual Youth Safety and Education Day this past week at LeBoldus High School. Part of the day was spent learning about how students could protect thems...

Those on and around the 1900 block of Winnipeg Street may have seen a strong police presence shortly after midnight Friday morning. In a news release Regina Police said they were asking residents in t...

Farm Credit Canada says farmland values are showing only modest increases for the first half of this year. FCC chief agricultural economist, J.P. Gervais, says the national average rise for farmland w...

Justin Trudeau skipped the first debate of the federal election campaign to hold a rally in Edmonton, but an empty podium stood in for the Liberal leader. Trudeau was the primary target of opposition ...

Premier Scott Moe is concerned with the layoffs announced by Nutrien to its work force at their Allan, Vanscoy and Lanigan mines. The decision was made public earlier this week after the company chose...

Honorable Russ Mirasty has been officially installed as Saskatchewan’s Lieutenant Governor. Mirasty took part in an official ceremony at the Legislative building Thursday afternoon. The new Lieu...

Public sector purchasers and Saskatchewan suppliers met on Thursday at the Queensbury Convention Centre for the 2019 Business Opportunity Expo. The venue hosted hundreds of entrepreneurs, public secto...

A 28-year-old Regina man is facing a number of charges relating to identity theft after stealing pieces of identification from over 130 individuals. An investigation from police uncovered a large amou...

Exciting and fascinating are the words political analysts are using to describe the election campaign. On Wednesday, Liberal Party Leader Justin Trudeau opened the campaign period for this year’...

  Saskatchewan farmers made some harvest progress this past week despite cool wet weather. Provincial crops analyst Cory Jacob says 18 percent of the crop is in the bin, up from 11 percent last w...