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Two Saskatchewan green energy advocates are calling on the province to stop its plans for nuclear power generation and instead invest in a number of renewable energy components to meet its goals.
The Regina Police Service (RPS) is asking for help in searching for two suspects who allegedly stopped a vehicle in the city before beating and robbing the driver.
Regina Crime Stoppers is asking for the public's assistance in identifying two suspects involved in a theft over $5,000 that occurred earlier this year.
A 27-year-old Regina man is facing multiple charges following a reported weapons incident in the city’s downtown area.
Seventeen communities across eastern and central Saskatchewan have declared a state of emergency due to recent flooding.
The Regina man accused of killing Tanya Myers is seeking bail after initially being denied it last year.
Those in the southwest were hard at work cleaning up Monday, after a violent hailstorm descended on city of Swift Current Sunday night.
The Regina YMCA is clarifying its position on increasing daycare fees after a letter sent to parents and stakeholders ended up in the official opposition’s communications to media and in letters to the federal government.
The Government of Saskatchewan has issued a containment order for Lake of the Prairies following the confirmation of zebra mussels in the body of water.
Researchers with the Northern Tornadoes Project (NTP) have confirmed a total of seven twisters developed across Saskatchewan following a string of thunderstorms reported in late June and early July.
The wildfire count in Saskatchewan is continuing to tick upwards, according to the Saskatchewan Public Safety Agency (SPSA).
A tornado warning has been issued for the southeast corner of Saskatchewan.
A family in Canora is uncertain if they will be able to move back into their home after it flooded during a rainstorm.
People can expect delays on a major road south of Regina’s airport this July.
CIGAR LAKE, SASK. — Cessa Fern’s day begins with being squished into a metal cage with 19 others, and dropped to a depth greater than the height of New York’s Empire State Building into a dark world of rock walls, pipes and wires.
The age-old tale of the small-town kid making it in the big city is a story almost everyone is familiar with. For most people that’s all it is – a story. But for one Regina-born performer – it’s his reality.
