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Lions win fourth straight with convincing 30-16 decision over Roughriders

VANCOUVER — Quarterback Nathan Rourke threw two touchdown passes and the B.C. Lions defence created some key turnovers during a 30-16 victory over the Saskatchewan Roughriders on Sunday.

Regina Thunder beat Winnipeg Rifles 60-35 in home opener

The Regina Thunder won its home opener with a 60-35 win over the Winnipeg Rifles.

Stockholm hosts community extravaganza to celebrate new museum

Roughly three years of work came to fruition on Saturday with the opening of a new community museum in Stockholm.

Paddlers make way through Wascana Lake for annual dragon boat festival

Paddlers from across the Prairies attended The Regina Dragon Boat Festival as it celebrated 34 years.

White Bear First Nation launches new technology hub for students to train close to home

A digital technology hub intended for information technology (I.T.) training is now operational on White Bear First Nation.

Riders looking for a win in B.C. following ‘vanilla’ performance against Ti-Cats

Following their loss to Hamilton last week, the Riders will have to step it up as they prepare to take on the B.C. Lions.

‘Superheroes’ rappel down building in Regina for good cause

An annual event saw ‘superheroes’ rappel down a building in downtown Regina for a good cause on Saturday.

24th annual ‘I Love Regina Day’ hosted at Victoria Park

Located in the city’s downtown, the 24th edition of ‘I Love Regina Day’ was on display at Victoria Park on Saturday.

Sask. ranked lowest in gender diversity acceptance: Stats Canada

According to a survey by Statistics Canada, Saskatchewan has the lowest rate of gender diversity acceptance, compared to any province in Canada.

Sask. premier says U.S. tariffs are violation of CUSMA deal, supports Canada’s response

As the United States slaps a 50 per cent tariff on some Canadian goods, Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe is calling it a violation of the CUSMA trade deal.

‘Something to enjoy’: Downtown Regina activity zone now open

Phase one of The Skuare in downtown Regina is now open to the public. Located next to Pat Fiacco Plaza, the 6,000-square-foot area has been turned into an activity zone.

How the former Duke of Edinburgh played a role in the McKell Wascana Conservation Park

The former Duke of Edinburgh played a visible role in the formation of a conservation area in Regina that's now at the centre of a legal dispute.

Saskatchewan man sentenced to 10 years for molestation, child pornography

A Saskatchewan man has been sentenced to 10 years in prison for molesting a child, along with the creation and possession of child sexual abuse material.

Regina council to consider extending Brandt’s operation of Mosaic Stadium and other facilities

Regina city council is being asked to approve changes that could allow Brandt Properties Ltd. to continue operating and maintaining several major city facilities for up to 20 years.

Sask. boy seizure-free after first pediatric epilepsy brain surgery at JPCH

A new team of pediatric specialists assembled at Jim Pattison Children’s Hospital is expanding access to advanced epilepsy care in Saskatchewan, allowing more children to receive complex brain surgery closer to home.