Former NDP cabinet minister Sandra Morin will be running in the upcoming election in Regina Walsh Acres as an independent. Morin announced her intentions at a media conference on Friday … Read More
Premier Scott Moe says Saskatchewan has a plan to distribute $400 million to oilfield companies to clean up inactive oil wells across the province. In May, the province announced its … Read More
A recent report from the University of Regina’s Hill and Levene schools of business shows that while more women have joined the agriculture industry in recent years, gender parity is … Read More
Zabrina Ferrier and Matt Kozak, side by side in layers of firefighting gear, covered in soot and smiling. That’s how the young couple will be remembered by their colleagues at … Read More
Intercollegiate and inter-school cross country, football, soccer and volleyball will not happen in Regina high schools through the 2020 fall season. The announcement from the Regina High School Athletic Association … Read More
The former CEO of Regina’s Street Culture Project is retiring, amidst an investigation into his behaviour after allegations of a toxic, manipulative and abusive workplace arose earlier this year. Kim … Read More
The recent COVID-19 outbreak at a Saskatoon manufacturing plant should serve as a wake-up call for business and government, says a University of Saskatchewan epidemiologist. According to the Saskatchewan Health Authority … Read More
A group that works with at-risk women is upset that Saskatoon police released a composite image of a mother believed to have abandoned her baby. The board of the Sanctum Care … Read More
The head of the governing body of organized hockey in Saskatchewan hopes a regular season can start before Christmas, but safeguards against COVID-19, and enforcement of those protocols, must be … Read More
A Saskatchewan person has been fined $2,000 after allegedly failing to self-isolate while symptomatic with COVID-19. The province said in a news release Thursday that it is seeing an increase of … Read More
Issues around mask usage have caused a Saskatoon business to start seeing people by appointment only. McQuarries Tea and Coffee Merchants, a longtime staple on Broadway Avenue, switched to curbside … Read More
A Saskatoon-based MLA is denying he made comments that supported opposition to mask use in schools. The woman who made the public social media post declined to comment to CBC News on … Read More
