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The treaties date back to 1847, but what do they mean today? People celebrating Treaty Days at the Gathering Place in Regina say they are still relevant. "Sometimes people have the misconception that ...

While the tragedy in Orlando, Florida may make many people angry and sad, Canada's Public Safety Minister Ralph Goodale says he believes it also makes people more determined to not be intimidated. The...

A program that helps families deal with a separation or divorce is now available across Saskatchewan. Family Matters: Assisting Families through Separation and Divorce provides high-quality informatio...

As the second pre-season game and second round of cuts creep up on the Roughriders, practice got a little physical Tuesday morning. Head coach Chris Jones likes intensity in practice, but he wasn't a ...

A scary shift for an employee at a business in the 200 block of Avenue B north. Two people broke in and forced that worker to the ground at gunpoint early this morning, before taking off with cas...

Regina police are looking for three men after an alleged sexual assault early Saturday morning. Police say a woman was walking southbound on Athol Street near 3rd Avenue after 1 a.m. Saturday when a s...

The Saskatchewan Government is backing down from fully funding a pay increase for teachers. Education Minister Don Morgan said they won't pay the 1.9 per cent increase that was negotiated recently tha...

Most people have heard of grand theft auto before, but what about grand theft lawn? A Regina man accused of theft and mischief for stealing his neighbour's lawn has been acquitted. The dispute started...

Farm innovation and technology is on display starting Wednesday, June 15, as Canada's Farm Progress Show begins in Regina. More than 700 exhibitors will be showcasing their products and the show spans...

A new law being introduced in Saskatchewan will give families of those killed by a drunk driver the chance to file a lawsuit. Minister responsible for SGI, Don McMorris brought in the legislation, whi...