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Demolition has started on the Sears warehouse to make way for a new business park. "It's sad to see Sears leaving after 40 years but the time has come to repurpose the property and maximize its use," ...

Premier Brad Wall will be going overseas to discuss Saskatchewan's food and energy industries. The 11 day visit will see the Premier visit South Korea and China. Wall said this trip is supported by Sa...

The Regina Humane Society has too many kittens. Cats are flooding into animal shelters across the province according to Bill Thorn, the director of marketing and public relations for the humane societ...

A woman is recovering after being hit by a truck during the lunch hour in Moose Jaw on Tuesday. She was taken to hospital but it doesn't appear her injuries are serious. The driver has been charged wi...

Police say drinking and driving is to blame for a high speed crash in downtown Moose Jaw Wednesday night. Just after 8 last night, a vehicle went over the median into oncoming traffic on Fairford Stre...

Carmichael Outreach received some unusable donations last Friday. Tyler Gray, communications with Carmichael Outreach, says the staff got back after a few days of meetings to find a mess outside of th...

Broadview RCMP are asking for the public's assistance in locating a 16-year-old girl. Norma Sheperd was last seen at a residence on Cowessess First Nation on Sept. 9. RCMP say she left the residence w...

A member of the Regina Police Service has plead guilty to an impaired driving charge. Constable Devon L. Sterling, 37, received a one year driving ban, $1000 fine and a $300 surcharge. Sterling was st...

More students than ever before have chosen to study at the University of Regina. Enrolment has increased at the University of Regina to 14,760 students for the 2016 fall semster. In a press release, t...

The province's micro-distillery and cottage winery industry is getting a boost in how it does business. The government announced a number of changes to the mark-up system and the red-tape that can be ...