Category Archives: News

YORKTON - United Farmers of Alberta (UFA) has provided a welcome boost to BGC Yorkton.  The UFA announced Oct. 30, a $500 donation to the non-profit organization, which was chosen by the UFA dele...

REGINA - The Government of Saskatchewan's Crown latest oil and natural gas public offering, held on Oct. 29, raised $7,304,936 for the province, with the southeast region generating the majority of th...

Residential school survivors are calling on Canada to criminalize residential school denialism, echoing one of the findings in a report about unmarked graves and burial sites associated with the insti...

Police responded to a firearms incident yesterday, at a retail business in the 4100 block of 5th Avenue in Regina.  A male suspect reportedly entered the store with a firearm and threatened to st...

The City of Toronto is set to provide an update today on service and traffic measures to ready the city for Taylor Swift's arrival, with huge crowds expected to flock to the downtown core during her s...

It was a busy night for Regina Fire last night. It started just before five yesterday with a house fire on Hanley Crescent near 9th and McCarthy, The fire was quickly put out. Fire Fighters putting ou...

REGINA - Face the fears of spooky and unnatural things if you dare at the Spicer Scare House on Halloween. The haunted house in Regina, run by the Spicer family, gives those brave enough to enter the ...

SASKATOON - Saskatoon Tribal Council Chief Mark Arcand is again asking Federation of Sovereign Indigenous Nations Chief Bobby Cameron for answers about his concerns on how the organization handles its...

REGINA - Safer communities, financial transparency and a focus on infrastructure and jobs are the major priorities for Sandra Masters in her election platform. Masters released her re-election platfor...

MOOSE JAW - Contenders fighting to be Moose Jaw's next mayor discussed their thoughts on various topics during a forum that the Moose Jaw and District Chamber of Commerce held at the Events Centre on ...