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Chris Holden has now been Regina's city manager for three months. He was appointed in February after a 38-year career that started as a teenager when he was hired as a lifeguard. Having now settled in...

The centre for cyclotron sciences at the University of Saskatchewan is now supplying radioisotopes for patient PET-CT scans at Royal University Hospital. This marks Saskatchewan Centre for Cyclotron S...

Sections of a few major Regina roads will be briefly shut down Saturday for the Queen City Pride Parade. The parade, part of the Queen City Pride Festival, begins at noon. It goes from Scarth Street e...

One year after a massive wildfire ravaged forests near Weyakwin, greenery has returned to the charred ground. Ecologists and specialists with Saskatchewan's Ministry of Environment said growth continu...

A NDP bill on how workers compensation deals with people living with Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder was tabled in the Saskatchewan legislature Thursday morning. Currently, workers who live with PTSD a...

He hopes it's electrifying in the Sask Tel Centre on Friday night. And it should be as Saskatoon native Gavin Schmitt competes in front of all his family and friends in the FIVB World Volleyball Leagu...

It's an experience a Saskatchewan woman calls "surreal". Britney Favreau got to shake the hands of the Earl and Countess of Wessex - Prince Edward and his wife Sophie - when receiving the Duke of Edin...

With a new $4.1 billion solution potash mine by Bethune nearing completion, an expert is differentiating between this type of mine versus conventional mining. "When most people think of potash mining,...

An autopsy has confirmed the death of a man whose body was found in a burning car outside North Battleford was not suspicious. According to a news release, a forensic pathologist conducted an autopsy ...

Police have not found a connection yet, but in the past six days, three different houses have had windows shot out in north central Regina. Regina police got a call just after 3 a.m. on Thursday from ...