Murray Wood: It's about time for Canada to ditch daylight saving
As most of the rest of Canada prepares to "fall back" an hour, one MP is suggesting an end to Daylight Saving ...
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Inmate at Sask. Pen found dead in his cell
Corrections Canada is investigating a death at the Saskatchewan Penitentiary. On Sept. 3, Arthur William Michel, an inmate from the Sask. Pen's minimum security unit was found unresponsive in his cell...
Sep 04, 2015
Saskatoon police inspect cabs
SGI and Saskatoon police were checking taxis this week. The two agencies collaborated on a voluntary program which allowed taxis to come in for a quick once-over to make sure they were up to code. Of ...
Sep 04, 2015
Regina man says suffering Syrian families deserve 2nd chance in Canada
Ted Jaleta remembers walking through the desert after he decided to flee Ethiopia nearly 40 years ago. Pictures of a young Syrian boy's body washed up on a Turkish shore are bringing back memories for...
Sep 04, 2015
3 charged after Regina police uncover drugs, weapons in vehicle
Three Regina residents are facing charges after drugs and weapons were discovered in a vehicle Wednesday night. Regina police came across what they call "a disturbance" in the 1100 block of Rae Street...
Sep 04, 2015
Sask. working on welcoming 15 per cent more refugees every year
The devastating picture of a young refugee boy who drowned in Turkey has created a tidal wave of public pressure on governments around the world to help with the Syrian refugee crisis. Last month, the...
Sep 04, 2015
Anthony Allen returning to the field for Labour Day Classic
Anthony Allen will return to the Riders backfield for the Labour Day Classic on Sunday. Allen has been out of the Riders lineup for the last three games in favour of Steven Miller. From the outside, i...
Sep 04, 2015
Documentary brings light to Saskatoon homelessness
Saskatoon's homeless are the focus of a new documentary that premieres next week. "A Chance to Speak" documents the stories of several of the city's homeless and delves into issues such...
Sep 04, 2015
More Sask. First Nations send their finances to Ottawa
With fires encroaching on her community for months over the summer, Lac La Ronge Indian Band Chief Tammy Cook-Searson is working diligently to catch up on getting the First Nation's financial statemen...
Sep 04, 2015
All-male strip show to cover up in Regina
A strip show coming to Saskatchewan is going to have to cover up. An all-male strip show called "Body Heat" will be doing a "Regina Ladies Night" show on Sept. 18 at a downtown bar. According to the o...
Sep 04, 2015
Province reminds parents to get their kids immunized
It takes just a quick pinch, maybe a little crying, and then a lollipop; the province is reminding parents to make sure their kids' immunizations are up-to-date. Free shots are available for babies, t...
Sep 04, 2015
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The Evan Bray Show - Thursday, Oct. 9
Evan talks with Kelly Malone, Canadian Press Washington correspondent, about Carney's U.S. visit, and Regina teacher And...
