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An early morning armed robbery in Regina on Sunday has left police looking for one man. According to a news release, Regina police were called to a report of a robbery at a business on the 1700 block ...

Alberta's premier is taking aim at the Saskatchewan budget released this week. "What we've seen in Saskatchewan is what it looks like when the rubber hits the road," Rachel Notley said. Brad Wall...

The provincial budget included $750,000 to provide the human papillomavirus (HPV) vaccine to Saskatchewan boys in grade 6. The programs have been provided to girls in the province since 2008. HPV is t...

You could be the most athletic football player at the draft, but if you don't fit with the Riders' philosophy, general manager and head coach Chris Jones just might pass you over. It's the final day o...

Regina police executed a search warrant at a home on the 1300 block of Winnipeg Street early Sunday resulting in the SWAT team being called in. Police said this was part of an investigation into the p...

The Pats continued an impressive offensive display over the Calgary Hitmen with a 5-1 win in Regina on Saturday night. Sam Steel had a part in all five of the Pats' goals, scoring one and notching fou...

Seniors taking a light stroll, to a person walking five dogs, you could see a lot of foot traffic at Wascana Lake over the weekend. People in Regina were taking full advantage of the warm spring weath...

The City of Yorkton is about to get a boost to the economy as Grain Millers Canada Corp. (GMCC) is investing $100-million in the second phase of a new mill. The investment of the new project is expect...

Dozens gathered outside Royal University Hospital on Saturday to protest a shortage of midwives in the Province. Saskatchewan currently employs just 15 midwives. By comparison, Alberta has 80.  "...

The provincial budget puts off tough decisions and instead forces families to make the difficult spending choices, according to the Canadian Taxpayers Federation (CTF). Expenses are up 2.4 per cent in...