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Regina man charged after break and enter, arson on George Gordon FN
PUNNICHY- A 36-year-old Regina man is facing multiple charges after a break and enter and arson on George Gordon First Nation. Punnichy RCMP say officers were called to a residence on the First Nation...
Tanner Wallace-Scribner Feb 05, 2026

Fourth arrest made in murder of Michael Ross
REGINA - Regina police have arrested a fourth person in the murder of 56-year-old Michael Norman Ross. Destin Doherty, 30, has been arrested and will make his first appearance in Regina Provincial Cou...
Lisa Joy Feb 04, 2026

Taste of Cathedral raises $16K for arts festival
REGINA - A sold-out night of food, music and neighbourhood pride delivers a major win for Regina's arts community. The Taste of Cathedral fundraiser brought in just over $16,000, money that will go di...
Denis Conroy Feb 04, 2026
More layoffs at Sask Polytech
REGINA - Saskatchewan Polytechnic has confirmed even more layoffs to begin 2026. In a news release Feb. 3 they said layoff notices have been issued to 23 full-time and part-time employees. They also s...
John Cairns Feb 04, 2026

Regina musician's sex-offence case adjourned
REGINA - A Regina musician charged with sexually assaulting a youth was scheduled to enter an election on Feb. 2 in Regina Provincial Court. Instead, the matter was adjourned to Feb. 17 to be spoken t...
Lisa Joy Feb 03, 2026

Power rate hike adds pressure on Regina businesses, chamber warns
REGINA - Regina businesses are being hit by increased costs for their electricity bills. As of Sunday, FEb. 1, a 3.9 per cent rate increase from SaskPower came into effect. The company noted that elec...
Martin Oldhues Feb 03, 2026

Changes coming to SAID benefits structure; NDP not on board
REGINA - Changes are coming to the Saskatchewan Assured Income for Disabilities (SAID) benefit structure and it is already receiving pushback from opponents. The Ministry of Social Services said in a ...
John Cairns Feb 03, 2026

SK doctors tied for most hours in Canada spent on admin work
REGINA - A new report shows that Saskatchewan is among the worst culprits in the country for time spent by physicians on what the document calls "administrative burden." Compiled by the Canadian Medic...
David Willberg Feb 03, 2026

Province to extend secondary suites incentive to 2027
REGINA - The province confirmed Tuesday that it is extending the Saskatchewan Secondary Suite Incentive through 2027. The announcement was made in a statement by Deputy Premier and Finance Minister Ji...
John Cairns Feb 03, 2026

Regina airport set to begin passenger experience upgrades
REGINA - Upgrades to improve passenger experience will soon begin at Regina's airport. James Bogusz, Regina Airport Authority (RAA) CEO, said the facility is working on new capacity starting in Februa...
Martin Oldhues Feb 03, 2026
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