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Reconstruction at Regina's Court of Queen's Bench wraps up
A multi-year project to give Regina's Court of Queen's Bench a face lift is now complete. The province announced the completion on Thursday. The project began several years ago and included a period w...
Sep 24, 2015
Vet gives tips for pet owners following alleged dog poisoning
The death of a dog this week has fueled worries for Saskatoon pet owners. The owner of a basset hound that went into seizures and had to be euthanized after a visit to a local off-leash park is c...
Sep 24, 2015
Cigar Lake mine starts production after finding one of world's richest uranium deposits in 1981
On a stretch of land in Northern Saskatchewan a cluster of buildings mark the entrance to the Cigar Lake uranium mine. After being discovered in 1981, Cameco and AREVA officially marked the star...
Sep 24, 2015
Saskatoon home trashed by renters, owners stuck with $14K in damages
Sean and Miranda Fyfe were just trying to help out a family in need while making a bit of cash. But now, the Fyfes are on the hook for an estimated $14,000 dollars in damages to their Saskatoon rental...
Sep 24, 2015
Job seekers head to All Nations Job Fair in Regina
Job seekers of all ages and skill levels spent Wednesday afternoon searching for new career opportunities at the All Nations Job Fair at Evraz Place in Regina. Alexis Goodstriker just moved to Regina ...
Sep 23, 2015
Boy charged following threat to bring gun to Regina high school
Even if you make a joke about bringing a gun to school, you can be charged. Regina police are making that message clear after getting word someone made comments about bringing a gun to a high school i...
Sep 23, 2015
Dozens of compromised debit cards reported to Regina police
In just a matter of a few days, Regina Police have dealt with dozens of fraudulent transactions where people report having their debit cards compromised and money stolen from their bank accounts. Sinc...
Sep 23, 2015
Business forum calls for more foreign investment in Canada
Several prominent academics and business people are calling on the Canadian government for more clarity on rules for foreign investors. The two-day FDI Canada forum wrapped up Wednesday in Saskatoon. ...
Sep 23, 2015
Health region suggests walk-along program after nurses surrounded leaving RUH
A Saskatoon nurse is warning fellow nurses who work at the Royal University Hospital (RUH) to be careful when walking to their cars after their shift. In a Facebook post that has now been shared nearl...
Sep 23, 2015
Sexual assault victim speaks out about attack on Meewasin Trail during early morning run
Jen Kripki isn't sure she'll ever run the Meewasin Trail near the University of Saskatchewan alone again. The expectant mother reported she was sexually assaulted during a Monday morning jog and ...
Sep 23, 2015
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