Saskatchewan News
Wednesday, February 22nd 2012
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Regina crime stats at lowest level in over 30 years
Regina police are marking the slowest crime rate in over 30 years. The raw numbers show...
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Declining cases of Norovirus at Cameco mine in Cigar Lake
The Norovirus outbreak at Cameco’s Cigar Lake mine has hit its peak and the number of new...
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Help for Saskatchewan victims of crime
As part of the federal government’s mandate to help victims of crime, Saskatchewan will...
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Changes to provincial crop insurance
There is good news for farmers who don’t get all their seeds in the ground this year.The...
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VIDEO: Apparent meteor lights up the sky
The sky lit up near North Battleford just before 10:00p.m. Tuesday night.Witnesses from...
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Lingerie football league coming to Regina
A very different type of football team is coming to Regina this summer.The Lingerie...
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Regina police survey judges community perceptions
They asked some hard questions and now Regina police are getting some hard answers from a...
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Michael Fougere plans to continue new stadium development
A day after announcing his intention to run for mayor, Fougere said he plans to keep the...
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Theo Fleury victim impact statement on Graham James
While a judge hears sentencing arguments today for convicted pedophile Graham James, one...
Tuesday, February 21st 2012
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Amber Holland and Team Canada in top spot at Scotties
Amber Holland's team from Kronau is continuing a strong run at the Scotties Tournament of...
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Canadian sled dog challenge starts in Buckland Sask
The Canadian Challenge Sled Dog Race is underway on a route that will take teams across...
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Two new candidates for mayor of Regina
Two men announced they are throwing their hats into the race for mayor of Regina this...
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Two dead in Prince Albert murder suicide
Two people are dead after what police are calling a murder-suicide over the weekend.Just...
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Mark Stobbe murder trial continues in Winnipeg
As a forensic pathologist showed pictures to a jury at the Mark Stobbe murder trial, the...
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RCMP investigate discovery of body north of Prince Albert
RCMP still can't confirm what led to a grisly discovery on a First Nation, north of...
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End to Prince Albert's boil water order still murky
There is still no end in sight to Prince Albert's boil water order. "We've got a lot of...
Monday, February 20th 2012
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Recall on certain beef burgers
The Canadian Food Inspection Agency is warning people about some potentially tainted pre-...
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Sask newspaper columnist Ron Petrie died Sunday
Regina has lost a well-known writer whose work was landing on Saskatchewan doorsteps...
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Study on possible Upland Canal project for south Sask
The Upland Canal project could change the landscape of Saskatchewan along with how we get...
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Regina has fun ideas for Family Day
The City of Regina has some ideas on what to do for Family Day."We have in a partnership...

