Murray Wood: Elbows down, taxpayer subsidies for U.S. flights up
Murray Wood wonders why it's OK for Saskatchewan to prop up air travel to the U.S. with taxpayer dollars, but it was wro...
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Regina couple sentenced for roles in death of 4-year-old, neglect of 2-year-old
Cries of "yes" and "good" were shouted in a Regina court room as sentences were handed down to Tammy and Kevin Goforth. The Regina couple were convicted last month in the death of a four-year-old girl...
Mar 04, 2016
Regina police officer injured while trying to make arrest
A member of the Regina Police Service was taken to hospital for treatment Thursday after suffering an injury while trying to execute an arrest. Members of the Street Crimes and Investigative Response ...
Mar 04, 2016
40 years of memories at Kinsmen Telemiracle
Don Lypchuk, or Uncle Don as he's best known, has been working backstage at Kinsmen Telemiracle since the very first telethon in 1977. He was working at Centennial Auditorium in Saskatoon when the ide...
Mar 03, 2016
City of Regina saving money for a snowy day
The lack of snow in Regina so far in 2016 is translating into the city being significantly under its winter maintenance budget. The manager of the department is Chris Warren and he outlined how in Jan...
Mar 03, 2016
The Green Zone - Show Notes for 2016-03-03
The latest in the Erin Andrews trial. Andrews is suing Marriott Hotels after a man who was stalking her was able to find out her hotel room and record a naked video of Andrews from the room next to he...
Mar 03, 2016
Dietitian says Canada Food Guide is 'ineffective and confusing'
A Saskatoon dietitian says the current Canada Food Guide does not reflect modern diets after a recent senate report called for a revision of the outdated source. Brooke Bulloch, owner of Saskatoon nut...
Mar 03, 2016
89 cases of norovirus at University of Regina
The number of confirmed cases of norovirus at the University of Regina has now reached 89. Other cases are still pending, so the number of people affected could still go higher. It is also believed th...
Mar 03, 2016
Survey shows public has positive attitude about Regina Police Service
The public appears to be quite happy with the work that is being done by Regina police. The findings are being released from a telephone survey conducted by the University of Regina in September 2015,...
Mar 03, 2016
2 charged after Regina police seize meth, cash, bear spray
Regina police are charging two men with trafficking methamphetamine in the city. The Regina Police Service arrested two men Wednesday as they were leaving a business on Arcola Avenue. Officers seized ...
Mar 03, 2016
Mild weather moving construction along at the new Battlefords hospital
This winter's mild temperatures have been perfect for construction, and the effects have been felt at the built site for the new Saskatchewan Hospital in the Battlefords. Currently, crews at the const...
Mar 03, 2016
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