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Ground is broken on a new business development on the west end of Regina. The Sakimay First Nation owns a 260-acre parcel of land near Dewdney Avenue and Pinkie Road. Shovels were in the ground Thursd...

A head-on crash between a semi and a pickup truck along Highway 6 is leaving a Regina man with serious injuries. RCMP said the crash happened around 12:50 p.m. Thursday about eight kilometres north of...

It wasn't injuries or the loss of Darian Durant that cost the Roughriders the game against B.C. No, according to head coach Chris Jones it was blown coverage and what's between the team's ears. The Ro...

Regina Police Service (RPS) and the Office of the Chief Coroner now say foul play can likely be ruled out after a man's body was found on the weekend. The 32-year-old's body was found north of the Orr...

A teen has escaped from the North Battleford Youth Centre. It happened while the the boy was on escorted leave with two custody workers attending a funeral on the Red Pheasant First Nation Thursday. &...

A blue, red, and yellow starblanket lay on the casket of Elder Michael Pinay Thursday morning as people filed past to pay their respects. His viewing was held at the First Nations University of Canada...

Despite their individual challenges Saskatchewan's Crown corporations showed a healthy profit this past year. The Crown Investment Corporations (CIC) annual report shows for the 15 months that ended M...

Despite carrying a deficit for the past four years, the Regina Qu'Appelle Health Region is hoping this is the year it can get healthy again and balance the budget. Last year the region spent $15.2 mil...

Before the game against B.C., Mitchell Gale couldn't quite pinpoint the last time he saw significant time at quarterback, but Friday will be a game he won't forget. It was confirmed by head coach Chri...

Businesses looking to rent or renew office space in downtown Regina haven't had it this good for a while. A new report from Colliers International finds it's a tenants market, with two thirds of offic...