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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Moose Jaw man found guilty of hitting toddler with video game controller
He was found guilty of assault with a weapon for hitting his year-and-a-half old daughter with a videogame controller, now a man from Moose Jaw is waiting for his sentence. It happened in November 201...
Apr 27, 2016
North Battleford mayor not worried about new Lloydminster casino
North Battleford's mayor isn't concerned about a new casino just up the highway in Lloydminster, saying it might bring more visitors to the overall region. On Tuesday the Saskatchewan government annou...
Apr 27, 2016
Women team up to build 64 Habitat for Humanity homes in Regina
Sixty-four families in Regina will have new homes in the next few years thanks to a Habitat for Humanity build, and a group of women are going to play a big part in that. Habitat is looking for volunt...
Apr 27, 2016
RCMP confirm human remains found outside Prince Albert belong to Troy Napope
After a coroner's investigation, RCMP have confirmed the human remains found last week in a rural area west of Prince Albert belong to Troy Napope. The RCMP's Underwater Recovery Team (URT) had found ...
Apr 27, 2016
How much money will Sask. get from federal government for infrastructure?
The federal budget is several weeks in the books and Saskatchewan's allocation of that money is now beginning to be revealed. Ottawa has indicated Saskatchewan will receive approximately $29 million u...
Apr 27, 2016
Indian Head man's magic trick delights baboon and America's Funniest Home Videos
Saskatchewan magician Chester McBain can now count a baboon among his biggest fans, and a video of that particular performance has just won America's Funniest Home Videos. McBain hails from Indian Hea...
Apr 27, 2016
Regina police also expect fewer possession charges as marijuana legislation nears
Following the words of Canada's head of police chiefs, officers in Regina believe possession charges for small amounts of marijuana could drop as federal legislation to make pot legal gets closer. One...
Apr 27, 2016
Sask. youth advocate's final report continues call for change to children's welfare
Saskatchewan's Advocate for Children and Youth is once again calling for fundamental change in his 2015 annual report. While Bob Pringle acknowledges improvements have been made, he adds in the povert...
Apr 27, 2016
Prince's 'Purple Rain' returns to Regina, Saskatoon theatres for 1 night
People have another chance to see Prince's Purple Rain on the big screen. Following Prince's passing last week, the singer's 1984 film will return to Cineplex theatres for one night only. Regina and S...
Apr 27, 2016
Regina teen charged with mischief after 3 schools secured
Regina teenager is facing a charge after a vehicle was damaged and three schools were placed under secure-the-building mode Monday. Around 2:50 p.m. Monday, Regina police received a call from a ...
Apr 27, 2016
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