Murray Wood: Western separation talk borders on the absurd
Western separation isn't new, as Murray Wood reminds us. From fringe parties in the 1980s to bizarre border ideas today,...
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Roughriders lose West Division clash with Stampeders 30-28
The Calgary Stampeders took control of the CFL's West Division with a 30-28 win over the Saskatchewan Roughriders at McMahon Stadium on Friday. Stampeders quarterback Bo Levi Mitchell completed 23 of ...
Oct 12, 2019
What to expect during a strike at Crown corporations
With a possible strike looming at seven provincial Crown corporations on Friday, customers may notice a change in some areas of services provided. Unifor represents approximately 4,300 to 4,400 Crown ...
Oct 03, 2019
Sask. snowfall warnings ended for west-central regions
Snowfall warnings issued by Environment Canada for parts of Saskatchewan ended early Monday afternoon. But many people in the southern areas of the province were digging out after a winter storm there...
Sep 30, 2019 Snow covers Saskatchewan highway 2 south of Moose Jaw early on Sept. 30, 2019. (Facebook Steve Kowalski)
Environment Canada issues special weather statement for snow
It may seem early to be thinking about winter with leaves still hanging on many of the trees, but some people in the province could end up dusting off the white stuff from their vehicles this weekend....
Sep 27, 2019
Moose Jaw benefitting from worldwide attention
"Canada’s Most Notorious City" is cashing in on its notoriety. Moose Jaw, which earlier this year rebranded itself from "The Friendly City," became known worldwide in January thanks to its moose...
Sep 24, 2019
Missing Midale man found dead on Alberta mountain
A Midale man who was reported missing Sept. 5 in Alberta has been found dead. Jeffrey Newton, 48, last was seen on Sept. 3. He was reported missing to police on Sept. 5, the same day his car was disco...
Sep 24, 2019
Sask. to make change to minimum wage on Oct. 1
Saskatchewan's minimum wage is set to increase on Oct. 1. It's to go up by 26 cents per hour to $11.32 per hour. The change - the 11th in the province since 2007 - was announced in June. "Our governme...
Sep 23, 2019
‘It’s not going to be easy’: Pats looking for more wins after challenging 2018-19
The Regina Pats have a simple goal as the 2019-20 season gets underway - win more games. The Pats were among the WHL's worst teams last season, only winning 19 games and finishing third-last. Now 16 m...
Sep 20, 2019
‘There should be no controversy’: Regina Sikh community responds to racist Trudeau makeup
As the majority of Canadians shame Liberal Leader Justin Trudeau for wearing racist makeup years ago, the president of the Sikh Society of Regina doesn’t see the point. On Wednesday, a 2001 year...
Sep 19, 2019
Solar energy company critical of SaskPower suspending net metering program
The president of a solar company in Saskatchewan said SaskPower’s decision to suspend its net metering program in the near future kneecaps its ability to meet demands for renewable energy. ̶...
Sep 19, 2019
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The Evan Bray Show - Friday, July 18
Evan checks in with Premier Scott Moe. Then it's open phones, Bugs 'n Hugs, Eatin' Time, and Green & White Progs. We...
