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March was either a good or bad month for employment in Saskatchewan depending on who you ask. The provincial government said there were 2,000 jobs created in March 2017 compared with the same time las...

Regina Public Library isn't going to be asking for more money from taxpayers to plug the hole provincial budget cuts have left. In a news release, the library said it won't be asking for a mill rate i...

Major League Baseball catchers are busy cleaning up the evidence. They're likely washing pine tar off their chest protectors, taking the sandpaper out of their gloves and throwing away the Vaseline th...

I don't know how long Tim Tebow's pro baseball career is going to last but I'm going to admire him for as long as he's a member of the Columbia Fireflies. Tebow is sticking to it after jumping into ba...

It's known as the defining moment of Canada. One hundred years ago - on April 9, 1917 - soldiers from four Canadian divisions united and attacked Vimy Ridge during the Great War. It was a victory over...

The Swift Current Broncos hung on to the very end and it paid off, as they pushed past the Pats in Game 1 of their second-round playoff series. In the regular season, the Broncos inched past the Pats ...

With a building that's over 100 years old, and maintenance becoming more and more expensive, Regina's Souls Harbour is getting ready for a change. The charity announced Thursday it will be moving its ...

While it was a success, 2016 was also a transition year for the Canadian Western Agribition. The organization announced on Thursday it made a profit of $745,852 from operations. Livestock sales from t...

Cuts were made to Regina Catholic Schools as result of the provincial budget. The division is out by $1.5 million because of the reduction to K-12 funding. But the focus is to reduce spending within t...

Regina residents can stop tuning up their golf game at the driving range, and begin working on their game on the links. Eager golfers will be seen teeing off at the Tor Hill Golf Course and the Royal ...