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Chinese culture is alive and bursting with colour at Victoria Park with the unveiling of the city's first Ting. The gazebo-style resting place was donated to the city by the Saskatoon Zhongshan&n...

Clothes into one box, shoes into another, and toys into yet another - that's just a bit of the sorting that was done in Regina on Saturday with the thousands of donations given for Syrian refugees. Th...

Every flat surface at the Regina Food Bank was covered with wrapping paper on Saturday morning for CJME's Santas Anonymous wrap day. The building was wall-to-wall people shimmying past each other to g...

The Autism Resource Centre was treated to an intimate performance by the Regina Symphony Chamber Players Friday afternoon. About a dozen performers set up and played a number of classical pieces, part...

As Regina grows, the city is looking to grow its transit service as well. The recently approved 2016 budget will see more buses, more routes, expanded routes, and additional days transit will be offer...

The City of Regina is laying out its plan for which residential streets will be repaired next year. It's part of the Residential Road Renewal Program in 2016. A total of $8.9 million will be spent on ...

Punnichy RCMP found a man on Saturday who had been missing since Thursday night. Todd Mahingen, 41, was last seen by a family member at a home in Quinton -- just east of Raymore. RCMP said it was...

Crude oil prices are way down, but gas prices continue to be on the rise in Saskatchewan. On Friday, crude sat below $36 US a barrel, but the price at most Regina gas pumps shot up about six cents a l...

Word that food prices are on the rise substantially this winter is not good news for anyone - but especially not for the Regina Food Bank. "We're purchasing fresh items and food for those hampers," ex...

The old Traffic Bridge will start coming down this winter in Saskatoon. With permits now in place, contractor Graham Commuter Partners expect to start work in the river next week. ...