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Indigenous Affairs offices closed due to protest over mental health service
A small group of protestors setting up camp outside the Indigenous and Northern Affairs Canada (INAC) office in Regina were met with locked doors on Monday morning. The camp-out is an extension of a p...
Apr 18, 2016
Regina councillor wants to review school zone speed limits
One Regina councillor is hoping to make school zones safer. Mike O'Donnell calls the number of tickets being handed out to speeders, "frightening". Tens of thousands of tickets have been handed out to...
Apr 18, 2016
Just to make people smile: Yorkton sports fan's beard a crowd pleaser
It takes up to six hours for Hans Madsen to get ready to go watch a game, and the sports fan from Yorkton does it all just to make people smile. "Last week we went to a Blue Jays' game and I put the B...
Apr 18, 2016
UPDATE: 12-year-old Gracie Kay found after going missing twice
A Regina girl who was reported missing again three hours after police were told she had been found has been located once again. Gracie Anne Kay had been found on Monday after the 12-year-old girl went...
Apr 18, 2016
UPDATE: Missing 12-year-old Andrea Fox found in Regina
Regina police have located Andrea Grace Fox who was reported missing on Sunday. Fox is 12 years old. Due to her age, the Regina Police Service wanted to track her down to make sure she was OK. Fox was...
Apr 18, 2016
Martel On The Move: are the number of rabbits on the rise?
The warmer-than-usual winter in Saskatchewan was a welcome treat for many people. It may have even benefitted various groups of animals, jackrabbits for example, as a number of residents in Regina hav...
Apr 18, 2016
City of Regina throwing 360-litre garbage bins to the curb
The City of Regina is hoping you won't think its new garbage cans are trash. The newer subdivisions and households needing a replacement now get a smaller 240-litre rollout bin. That's because the cit...
Apr 18, 2016
Alberta man charged in Onion Lake First Nation murder
An Alberta man is facing murder charges after an Onion Lake First Nation man died following an assault. On Friday, April 15, Onion Lake RCMP were called to a residence on the First Nation where a man ...
Apr 18, 2016
Regina Pats clobber Red Deer to force game 7
It wasn't even close. The Pats slammed the door on playoff elimination Sunday evening, beating Red Deer 5-1 in game six of the best of seven series. "We were doing everything right," said Pats goalie ...
Apr 17, 2016
Windows broken with rock in Moose Jaw
Someone went on a bit of a window breaking spree in Moose Jaw on Saturday night. According to police, three windows were broken in the same area with large rocks between 8 and 10. Around 8:15 p.m., a ...
Apr 17, 2016
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