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A woman is dead after a rollover in northwestern Saskatchewan. Buffalo Narrows RCMP said they were called around 7 p.m. Sunday to the scene of a rollover about 10 kilometre north of the town on Highwa...

Call it a mulligan if you will, but the City of Regina could be taking another swing at trying to host a Ladies Professional Golf Association (LPGA) event. At Wednesday's executive committee meeting, ...

Fans of the Austin Powers movies will get a chance to meet Mini-Me at Fan Expo Regina next month. Actor Verne Troyer is the latest star announced to the lineup for the expo, which runs April 23 and 24...

The RCMP have laid charges in connection to a lengthy murder investigation in the Prince Albert area. Braidy Chase Vermette, 27, is facing a charge of first-degree murder in the death of Troy Cecil Na...

A woman is facing charges after her vehicle rolled Sunday night in Regina. The Regina Police Service was called to the 1500 block of Park Street at 8:40 p.m. The passenger in the vehicle was trapped i...

The Saskatchewan New Democrats have quickly filled a gap in their candidate list for the April 4 election. During the first official week of the election campaign, the NDP lost four candidates. On Thu...

It took over 200 letters - written mostly by rural women - and a petition signed by 10,000 people, but Saskatchewan gave women the vote on March 14, 1916 - the second province in Canada to do so. Now ...

Records kept falling throughout the weekend as Regina saw temperatures in the double digits. The Queen City's record-breaking weather began on Thursday. The city saw 14 C, beating the 1934 record of 1...

The Saskatchewan NDP's latest campaign promise on Sunday, they're setting their sights on health care, specifically what it called the "bloated management." The party pledged to eliminate $25 million ...

Normally, on the second Sunday in March, there would still be snow on the ground and ice on the sidewalks - but this year the only ice was in cream form. Milky Way Ice Cream on Victoria Avenue had its...