Murray Wood: Elbows down, taxpayer subsidies for U.S. flights up
Murray Wood wonders why it's OK for Saskatchewan to prop up air travel to the U.S. with taxpayer dollars, but it was wro...
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24-year-old assaulted at Regina nightclub
As police investigate a shooting at one Regina bar, officers are also looking into an assault at another nightclub. Officers were called to the Selam Ethiopian Restaurant & Hooka Lounge on Broad S...
Apr 29, 2016
2 Swift Current care facilities seeing virus outbreaks
Two health care facilities in Swift Current are dealing with viruses. The Saskatchewan Disease Control Laboratory (SDCL) confirms there is a norovirus outbreak at the Palliser Regional Care Centre. Th...
Apr 29, 2016
80 people arrested in sweeping Ontario child online exploitation investigation
Police say they have made 80 arrests as part of a sweeping investigation in Ontario targeting the exploitation of children online. Ontario Provincial Police says the investigation involved multiple lo...
Apr 29, 2016
2 hurt in shooting inside Regina nightclub
A trail of blood was left outside of the front doors of the Pump Roadhouse Friday morning after a shooting there that send two men to hospital. A girl who was on the dance floor when the shooting happ...
Apr 29, 2016
Garth Brooks breaks Sask. record for ticket sales
Country artist Garth Brooks has proven his star power by smashing a provincial record for ticket sales in Saskatchewan. On Friday, Brooks sold more than 86,000 tickets for SaskTel Centre in Saskatoon,...
Apr 28, 2016
Spring seeding begins in southwest and southeast Sask.
Spring seeding is ahead of schedule in southern Saskatchewan this year with about three per cent of the crop in the ground. Saskatchewan Agriculture released the first crop report of the season, repor...
Apr 28, 2016
Premier Brad Wall gets extra top-up salary from Sask. Party
Much like his B.C. counterpart, Premier Brad Wall still gets an extra salary from the Saskatchewan Party. This issue has been raised for a second time because of the news headlines generated about Chr...
Apr 28, 2016
Regina INAC office reopens to public after meeting with protesters
Protesters camping outside the Indigenous and Northern Affairs Canada (INAC) office marked a small victory Thursday as the doors opened to the public for the first time in nearly two weeks. "We have m...
Apr 28, 2016
RCMP investigate murder of Canadian John Ridsdel in the Philippines
The RCMP is conducting a criminal investigation into the murder of Canadian hostage John Ridsdel in the Philippines. The Mounties are using a part of the Criminal Code to pursue the overseas investiga...
Apr 28, 2016
PotashCorp reports 1st-quarter profit down, cuts guidance for the year
Potash Corp. of Saskatchewan Inc. (TSX;POT) cut its earnings guidance for the year as it reported Thursday a sharp drop in its profit for its latest quarter. The company said it was hurt by weaker pri...
Apr 28, 2016
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