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Brad Wall was in Regina for the first full day of the election campaign. He addressed delegates at the Saskatchewan Association of Rural Municipalities (SARM) annual convention. While he had been aske...

The drugs are still missing, but a 28-year-old woman is facing charges in connection with the theft of fentanyl pills from a Regina pharmacy. Regina police describe the crime as an "internal theft" at...

A recent article by James Mirtle of the Globe and Mail suggested that it's time to remove fighting from hockey at the junior level. The article gained enough traction that the CHL has added it to its ...

A Saskatchewan NDP candidate is publicly apologizing for comments he made on social media about "stupid farmers" two years ago. The apology comes after the Sask. Party dug up and reposted a screencapt...

Despite his conviction being reinstated for assaulting a man he was trying to arrest, a Regina police constable will keep his job. This week, the Appeals Court of Saskatchewan reinstated the assault c...

The Beatles and those closest to them are remembering legendary music producer George Martin. The man responsible for producing influential albums like Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band, Revolver,...

The suspects who allegedly robbed a Rogers store in Harbour Landing last month are behind bars. The five men were located in Wawa, Ontario -- a community 227 km north of Sault Ste. Marie -- and brough...

Police are looking for a male suspect accused of robbing a store in east Regina Tuesday night. Regina police were dispatched to the 1600 block of Dewdney Avenue East, which is a little east of Ring Ro...

The City of Regina is on another search after chief financial officer Ed Archer resigned. On Wednesday, the city confirmed the CFO was leaving to take a position with the City of Greater Sudbury. Arch...

Saskatchewan's NDP has come out swinging after allegations from the Sask. Party that NDP promises are adding up. The Sask. Party said they added up the NDP's promises so far, and they total $5.5 billi...