Category Archives: Front Page Headlines

The NDP is calling on the provincial government to choose pools and people over politics. This comes after a saga between the provincial and federal governments over infrastructure funding, that inclu...

The southwestern corner of Saskatchewan could be in for a stormy night. Environment Canada has issued a severe thunderstorm watch for the Shaunavon, Val Marie, Maple Creek and Cypress Hills areas as s...

Regina police have charged a 23 year-old man with 45 charges in connection to several investigations into property crime. Police say the incidents took place between June 26 and August 12th, and inclu...

Believe it or not, the city is saying work on filling the Capital Pointe Hole could be done by October. A statement from the City says the hole is just over 70 percent filled and if there is no delays...

The results on a survey that show what Regina’s Wascana Pool should have, and what the facility should look like has been completed, with the responses now being looked at so a decision can be m...

Regina Police are looking for a suspect, after an injured man was found on the 1800 block of Halifax Street on Tuesday. Officers were called to the scene shortly after 6:00 p.m. where the victim was t...

The federal government is pumping over 12.4-million-dollars into two shortline railway projects in western Saskatchewan. The federal funds will cover about half the cost of Great Sandhills Railway pro...

Three projects in Saskatchewan are moving ahead, but Premier Scott Moe says that’s all the province will be able to contribute until the federal government relaxes rules around funding transfers...

Although the Treaties were all signed years before the Natural Resource Transfer Agreement between the federal government and the provinces, First Nations were not included, and the First Nations from...

Families now have access to a pediatric emergency doctor 24 hours a day through the Royal University Hospital’s children’s emergency department. Before August 1st, the department was open ...