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Someone returned more than just books at the central branch of the Regina Public Library Tuesday morning when it was set on fire. Fire crews were called out after midnight on Tuesday when someone thou...

A 19-year-old man has been charged with impaired driving in a fatal crash north of Regina on Sunday evening. Police say Colby Nicholas Heid was driving on the Pasqua Street extension grid road, south ...

Police have confirmed a 59-year-old man and 58-year-old woman from Fort Qu'Appelle were killed in a crash in the R.M. of Cupar southeast of Southey. RCMP officers from the Southey detachment were call...

The garbage truck picked up a man along with the trash during a stop in the Uplands neighbourhood in Regina. During the pickup on Ross Avenue East on Monday, a person in the area started flagging down...

It's Labour Day across Canada. A day to kick back and relax with family and friends, but also celebrate workers rights. The Saskatoon and District Labour Council (SDLC) hosted a free barbeque in Victo...

A Prince Albert athlete has made it to one of the biggest tournaments in the world. Erica Gavel is currently in Rio in anticipation for the 2016 Paralympics. Gavel will represent Canada in the Wheelch...

While the province is taking back millions of dollars from public school divisions after a Workers' Compensation Board rebate, it's hands off when it comes to Saskatchewan's private schools. Last week...

A recent move by the City of Regina to help end dust problems in northwest Regina has just created other problems, according to people who live there. The city put down loose asphalt last week on part...

The annual Labour Day Show N Shine has been pushed back thanks to the less-than-shining weather. The cool, rainy weather on Sunday morning prompted the group running the car show to push it back and h...

A fatal crash north of Regina on Sunday night is being blamed, at least in part, on alcohol. RCMP said it happened on the Pasqua Street extension grid road, south of Zehner Road. Officers were on the ...