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The Green Zone's Glen Suitor dropped some very positive news regarding the Canadian Football League working on its product but also its marketing. The league is going to start some youth flag football...

Saskatchewan farmers have 81 per cent of this year's crop in the ground, according to the latest crop report. The report, which details the period from May 23 to 29, said that's on par with the five-y...

It's been dry and hot in Regina - the perfect kind of day to frolic at a spray pad. Regina's are opening just in time. They officially open on Friday, but some were up and running earlier. "We can't o...

The ticky-tack offside challenges being called in the Stanley Cup playoffs are teaching the linesmen something: They should whistle down every close offside! Twice in two games between Pittsburgh and ...

Access to Tower Road from Highway 1 and 33 will be shut down for good to drivers beginning Saturday, weather permitting. The permanent closure is due to continued work on the Regina Bypass. Drivers wi...

Demonstrations outside the Premier's annual fundraising dinner in Regina were boisterous but relatively peaceful. There were concerns protesters could get out of hand, following what happened at a sim...

It turns out RCMP in the province made a mistake in reporting the number of charges handed out for drinking and driving earlier this month. On June 1, RCMP said there were 177 alcohol-impaired driving...

Bus passengers are left without any service now that the Saskatchewan Transportation Company (STC) is done. Since the announcement of the closure, the government has long said it hoped private compani...

After a season that saw them finish at the top of the WHL, Regina Pats tickets were a hot item Thursday. Season tickets went on sale at noon at the Pats' office and online. A line of about 30 people w...

A woman is facing multiple impaired driving charges after a collision in April. Police were dispatched to the intersection of Dewdney Avenue and Fleet Street around 2 a.m. on April 2. A preliminary in...