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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...

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...

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 ...

Mission:Zero is getting closer to becoming a reality for workplaces across Saskatchewan according to the Workers Compensation Board (WCB). The WCB released its annual report on Tuesday. The full repor...

While a brand new office building remains locked and closed to the public, Indigenous and Northern Affairs Canada is paying to rent another space in Regina. The doors to the main office at 1827 Albert...

Moose Jaw police were on hand Monday night as city council voted to approve a bylaw that will allow for the replacement of cast iron pipes to be paid for under the Local Improvement Program (LIP). Emo...

The prime minister made Saskatchewan's First Nations his priority while visiting Fort Qu'Appelle on Tuesday evening.   First Justin Trudeau learned about the work of the Qu'Appelle...

The smell of burned plastic is hanging around St. John Street and Saskatchewan Drive after a fire broke out at an auto body shop Tuesday afternoon. Auto Body shop fire 1600 Blk St John St. No injuries...

On the same day Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is going to Fort Qu'Appelle, Conservative interim leader Rona Ambrose also happened to be in Regina. The leader of the Opposition toured the Evraz Steel p...

Saskatchewan Crescent East is in a slump, but city engineers say residents and their homes aren't in danger. The stretch of road between 16th and 17th Streets was closed two weeks ago when a larg...