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The Regina Work Preparation Centre marked the opening of its improved office at 2020 Halifax Street on Friday. The not-for-profit organization which is supported by funding from the provincial governm...

British-expats in Saskatchewan have been watching the "Brexit" vote closely. Simon Reynolds who lives and works in Saskatoon doesn't think the concept of the E.U. worked to begin with. "The idea ...

Saskatchewan's exports to the U.K. and the E.U. shouldn't be too negatively impacted as a result of the "Brexit" vote. While Thursday's vote is significant it is thought Saskatchewan's export market i...

Prince Edward had a relaxing final night in Saskatchewan during his visit to Regina this week. Katelyn Duncan's family hosted the Earl of Wessex at their farm just outside of the Queen City Thursday f...

Morse RCMP are looking for a man who robbed a bank in southern Saskatchewan Friday morning. RCMP say the man entered the bank with a gun, demanded money, and got away with an undisclosed amount of cas...

A Wakaw bus driver is facing charges after a crash that saw a seven-year-old boy airlifted to hospital in Saskatoon. RCMP say the boy was on a bike, going in the same direction as the school bus when ...

Chris Holden has now been Regina's city manager for three months. He was appointed in February after a 38-year career that started as a teenager when he was hired as a lifeguard. Having now settled in...

The centre for cyclotron sciences at the University of Saskatchewan is now supplying radioisotopes for patient PET-CT scans at Royal University Hospital. This marks Saskatchewan Centre for Cyclotron S...

Sections of a few major Regina roads will be briefly shut down Saturday for the Queen City Pride Parade. The parade, part of the Queen City Pride Festival, begins at noon. It goes from Scarth Street e...

One year after a massive wildfire ravaged forests near Weyakwin, greenery has returned to the charred ground. Ecologists and specialists with Saskatchewan's Ministry of Environment said growth continu...