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Deficit growing ahead of Saskatchewan's June 1 budget
The provincial budget isn't out for several more weeks, but already it doesn't look good. Premier Brad Wall confirms that the deficit is bigger than the $427 million forecast at third-quarter. "The bu...
Apr 22, 2016
Government sending help to those laid off from Rabbit Lake uranium mine
Premier Brad Wall confirms the government's rapid response team is already working with some of the 500 people being laid off in northern Saskatchewan. "To identify perhaps other job opportunities tha...
Apr 22, 2016
Sneak peak of WolfCop 2 at Fan Expo Regina
Whether you're into Dungeons and Dragons, Star Wars, Harry Potter, Marvel, DC or even Archie Comics, every science fiction and fantasy geek at Fan Expo Regina this weekend. You might remember WolfCop ...
Apr 22, 2016
Brent Sjoberg gone as City of Regina gets rid of administrative position
One of the Regina's top administrators is no longer employed with the city. It was announced Friday deputy city manager and chief operations officer Brent Sjoberg has been let go from his role. The va...
Apr 22, 2016
RCMP lay charges connected to drug trafficking on the Kawacatoose First Nation
A man is facing charges after a drug trafficking investigation led RCMP to a home on the Kawakatoose First Nation. The investigation into trafficking on the First Nation northeast of Raymore began on ...
Apr 22, 2016
Regina mosquito numbers expected to start low
The City of Regina has already begun its battle against mosquitoes, but says numbers are expected to start lower this year. Due to the little amount of snow this winter, the city's pest control group ...
Apr 22, 2016
Moose Jaw school division laying off 20 school assistants
The Prairie South School Division is making a move that is expected to save it hundreds of thousands of dollars next school year, but will leave some without a job. Twenty school assistants at seven M...
Apr 22, 2016
Regina committee seeks solutions after opposition to proposed Cathedral building
A four-storey apartment and business complex planned for the Cathedral neighbourhood won't go ahead as proposed. The city's planning commission voted down the idea Wednesday in its current form after ...
Apr 22, 2016
Update: 1 of 2 accused in Hannah Leflar murder pleads guilty
Unable to hold back tears, the mother of Hannah Leflar broke down in court, as one of the teens accused in her daughter's death admitted to murder. The 16-year-old Thom Collegiate student was found in...
Apr 22, 2016
Regina Pats reflect on a bitter end to a pretty sweet season
There were a few tears today as the Regina Pats cleaned out their lockers and said goodbye at the Brandt Centre. The season came to a heartbreaking end on Tuesday when the team lost to the Red Deer Re...
Apr 21, 2016
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