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When the Simpsons and the Tebbs got together on Sunday, they couldn't have known the frightening evening they were going to have or the damage they would have to contend with for days after. Noeleen T...

The province is uncorking applications for the final set of permits for private liquor stores. There is one permit available for each of 20 towns on the list including: Bienfait Broadview Canora David...

It's just about time to break out the sunscreen and get ready for motion sickness because the Queen City Ex summer tradition is almost here. The fair starts with the parade and fireworks in Regina on ...

Northern Saskatchewan will make a full recovery from the oil spill, according to an expert, but the timeline will depend on the weather. Husky Energy has brought in oil spill specialist Dr. Ed Owens t...

The University of Regina is offering Syrian refugee children the chance to enjoy the Canadian experience of summer camp, with a few changes to accommodate religion. The kids enjoy everything from art ...

After an ugly loss to the Montreal Alouettes last week - some good news may be on the way for the Rider Nation. Darian Durant participated in a full practice Monday, taking reps with the team's other ...

Water is flowing again in the city of Prince Albert, about a week and a half after the Husky Energy oil spill into the North Saskatchewan River. Prince Albert has been relying on its storm water reten...

A midnight robbery has police on the hunt for a suspect in Regina. At 12:46 a.m. Sunday, a man walked into a business on Victoria Avenue between Quebec Street and Montreal Street. He had a weapon and ...

An electric car may have been the cause of a mid-day garage fire in Regina on Sunday. Crews were called out around noon to 42 Fletcher Place in the University Park area where an attached garage was on...

Severe weather interrupted many people's long weekend on Sunday, with tornado-producing storms that lasted hours. Severe thunderstorm watches were first issued around noon, and warnings started poppin...