Murray Wood: Why most of us are Switzerland when it comes to culture war debates
As society becomes more and more divided, Murray Wood says a lot of his friends are just trying to stay neutral, as ther...
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Rollover near Duck Lake kills one person
Rosthern RCMP are currently on the scene of a single vehicle rollover in northern Saskatchewan. It happened Tuesday night on Highway 783, east of Duck Lake. RCMP say two people are trapped in the vehi...
Nov 10, 2015
93-year-old war veteran shares incredible stories of survival
Pushing the sleeve of his shirt up, Reg Harrison reveals a scar on his arm. It's a phosphorous burn from the time a 500 pound bomb exploded while the plane he was piloting was taxing on the runway. &n...
Nov 10, 2015
Maxine Goforth happy to hear Liberals will consult with families of murdered indigenous women
Maxine Goforth is happy to hear the Liberal government plans to start consulting families of missing and murdered indigenous women ahead of a long-awaited national inquiry. The new minister of indigen...
Nov 10, 2015
Two Regina restaurants launching AIDS fundraiser
Two local restaurants in Regina are launching a fundraising initiative in the hopes of helping people with living with AIDS in Saskatchewan. The event coincides with upcoming World AIDS Day, December ...
Nov 10, 2015
Sask. finance minister looks at efficiences ahead of financial update
The province's financial hole could be growing larger. At the end of August the government released the first financial update of the year and it showed a deficit of $292 million. At that time the cos...
Nov 10, 2015
Regina patients say cardiac rehab program is unaffordable
It costs more to get heart healthy in Regina than anywhere else in the province. Patients are reporting cardiac rehabilitation costs at the Paul Schwaan Centre for Health and Research Centre at the Un...
Nov 10, 2015
Soaring costs force Warman clinic to drop blood services
Residents in Warman are now having to drive to Saskatoon to get their blood work done after the community's blood lab closed this month. The lab has operated out of the Gama Family Minor Eme...
Nov 10, 2015
SaskTel Centre ready to host Remembrance Day event
The SaskTel Centre will host a Remembrance Day ceremony and parade on Wednesday. Over its history, the annual event has become a mainstay of Remembrance Day activities in the city. "It's a great event...
Nov 10, 2015
Police lay charges in connection to recent string of armed robberies
Saskatoon police arrested and charged a man and a woman they believe to be connected to at least five armed robberies in Saskatoon. On Sunday at around 6 p.m. police arrested a 28-year-old man and a 2...
Nov 10, 2015
Regina mayor shares memories ahead of Remembrance Day
Putting a poppy on your lapel on Remembrance Day may spur different memories for different people. For veterans, the day may be a reminder of friends lost. For Regina's mayor, pinning on a poppy remin...
Nov 10, 2015
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