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RCMP conduct lockdown drill at Greenall High School
BALGONIE - White Butte RCMP and local emergency services conducted a preplanned lockdown drill at Greenall High School on the morning of March 17. Police said the exercise was not an emergency and was...
SaskToday staff Mar 17, 2026

Gas prices surge across Regina and may rise again soon
REGINA - Gasoline prices in Regina have surged sharply this month, with the average now 159.23 cents per litre, according to the latest daily survey of 82 local stations by GasBuddy. That represents a...
Denis Conroy Mar 16, 2026

Regina man charged with defrauding local company back in court
REGINA - A 33-year-old Regina man accused of defrauding a local company was back in Regina Provincial Court on Monday. Ethan Joel Robertson Ellis's lawyer requested disclosure and the matter was adjou...
Lisa Joy Mar 16, 2026

Regina's UCC shortening hours again, marking 11th time in two months
REGINA - The Regina Urgent Care Centre (UCC) is reducing hours once again this weekend. The Saskatchewan Health Authority (SHA) announced on Friday that the UCC will shorten hours from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m...
Martin Oldhues Mar 13, 2026

Government, opposition spar over unemployment numbers
REGINA - There were duelling interpretations Friday on the latest monthly jobs numbers with the Sask Party pointing to positives and the NDP the negative. On the positive side, Premier Scott Moe went ...
John Cairns Mar 13, 2026

100 Acts of Kindness celebrates Regina's hidden heroes
REGINA - In classrooms, coffee shops, football fields and city buses across Regina, something unexpected has been happening this winter. Ordinary people have been stopping in their tracks as friends, ...
Denis Conroy Mar 12, 2026

Mayor Bachynski says Regina is at a 'turning point'
REGINA - Regina is approaching a turning point as it confronts financial pressures and aging infrastructure, Mayor Chad Bachynski said during his state of the city address Thursday. During the 58th an...
Martin Oldhues Mar 12, 2026

Potash train derailment near Lestock sends 49 cars off tracks
LESTOCK - Crews with CN and local emergency responders are at the scene of a train derailment near Lestock. The company says the incident happened at about 5:40 a.m. near the community northeast of Re...
Tanner Wallace-Scribner Mar 12, 2026

Saskatchewan RCMP's SERT units remove illicit drugs from Saskatchewan communities
SASKATCHEWAN - Saskatchewan RCMP's SERT units removed 60 kgs. of methamphetamine, 14 kgs. of cocaine, and more than 120 firearms from Saskatchewan communities in 2025. Saskatchewan RCMP's Saskatchewan...
SaskToday staff Mar 12, 2026

Tailgating Act officially passed, receives Royal Assent
REGINA - The bill to bring tailgating to Saskatchewan Roughriders games this upcoming season is now officially law. The Tailgating Act passed third and final reading at the Saskatchewan legislature on...
John Cairns Mar 12, 2026
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How do you feel about the federal government's decision to allow farmers in specific areas to temporarily use strychnine to control a gopher infestation?
I agree with it
I disagree with it
It doesn't affect me either way
Voting Ends: Apr 2, 2026 | 5:30 AM
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