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Regina building permits stay strong in 2015
Construction continued to move along at a swift pace in Regina in 2015. The value of building permits reached $675.7 million. That's about $47 million higher than 2014, when the total reached $628.1 m...
Jan 06, 2016
31-year-old man's body found on Katepwa Lake shoreline
An investigation has begun after a man's body was found on the shoreline of Katepwa Lake Tuesday night. Fort Qu'Appelle RCMP were called at 8 p.m. about a 31-year-old man who hadn't been heard from si...
Jan 06, 2016
Sask. families celebrate Ukrainian Christmas Eve with plenty of tradition
Saskatchewan families who celebrate a traditional Ukrainian Christmas Eve will gather Wednesday night. Ukrainian Christmas Eve is celebrated on Jan. 6 and carries a number of traditions which represen...
Jan 06, 2016
German police: new year assaults targeting 90 may be linked to crime ring
Police in Germany say they're investigating whether a string of sexual assaults and thefts during New Year's celebrations in Cologne is linked to a known criminal network in the nearby city of Duessel...
Jan 06, 2016
City bus and pickup truck collide during morning commute
Cleanup is underway after a pickup truck and a city bus collided nose-to-nose in a busy intersection this morning. Detours are in place around Attridge Drive and Kenderdine Road after a large accordia...
Jan 06, 2016
Up to 15 cm of snow heading for central Saskatchewan
Parts of Saskatchewan may see the first significant snowfall of the New Year this week. Environment Canada issued snowfall warnings for the central belt of Saskatchewan with some cities forecasted to ...
Jan 06, 2016
Cold temperatures won't last in southern Saskatchewan
Temperatures in Regina and southern Saskatchewan will dip down for what seems like the first time this winter, but CJME weather specialist John Wilson says the chilly weather won't be sticking around....
Jan 06, 2016
Spike belt, police dog needed to end pursuit
It took a police dog to end a police pursuit through the city's west-side. At around 1 a.m. this morning, police say a 37-year-old man fled police when they tried to pull him over in the 4...
Jan 06, 2016
Premier, public put drunk driving in spotlight following fatal crash
As friends and family mourn the loss of the Van de Vorst family, the woman allegedly responsible will be back in court Thursday on charges of impaired driving causing death. The family of four were ki...
Jan 06, 2016
Regina's warm winter not slowing sport shop sales
The streets are dry in Regina this January and there are blades of grass poking through on many lawns - but that's good news for at least one store in the city. Brian Sampson owns Track & Trail in...
Jan 06, 2016
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