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A speeding vehicle led officers to methamphetamine, marijuana and a gun, according to Regina police. Police said a canine officer on patrol in an unmarked car saw a vehicle with two people in it turni...

Regina Mayor Michael Fougere warned of tough choices ahead of Monday night's special city council meeting. On Friday, the city unveiled an amended city budget that would address the estimated $10.3 mi...

Friday's news of Ed Hervey being fired in Edmonton came as quite a shock. Hervey was a successful general manager. The team improved, won a Grey Cup and the talent was there. Their president's stateme...

Sergio Garcia and Brad Gushue have probably never met. But on Sunday they won championships they had been pursuing for a couple of decades. Considering all they had done to get there, it was easy to c...

It may have been fought a century ago, but the Battle of Vimy Ridge and the sacrifices thousands of Canadian soldiers made or were prepared to make are still remembered and respected in Regi...

As thousands in attendance looked on at the Canadian National Vimy Memorial in France, it was clear there was a distinct Canadian feel in the air. "Patriotic" is how Fillmore's Ter...

Hundreds of people embarked on the Vimy Memorial at Saskatoon's Kiwanis Park to pay their respects to those who fought for our freedom. April 9, 2017 marks 100 years since the batt...

A pay it forward baseball event in memory of a Saskatoon teen killed in a car accident was held Saturday at the SaskTel Soccer Centre. Quinn Stevenson was killed in August of 2013 by a drunk...

The University of Saskatchewan College of Dentistry made time for those who can't afford it on Saturday. "It was a great help because I just got laid off a few months ago," Nate Reeb said. "Once ...

When it comes to finding a way to fill a $10.3 million funding shortfall, Regina mayor Michael Fougere is letting people know difficult decisions will need to be made. The City of Regina was forced to...