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University auditor finds no evidence of racism in review of disruption at women’s centre meeting

Progress has been made in the investigation looking into what occurred at the University of Regina Women’s Centre annual general meeting (AGM) on March 14.

Early morning house fire quickly extinguished

Regina Fire crews quickly contained a house fire early Wednesday morning.

Four Sask. curling teams qualify for Olympic Curling Trials, Pre-Trials

Saskatchewan may have up to four attempts to represent Canada at the 2026 Winter Olympic Games next year.

City of Regina beginning residential street sweep

The City of Regina is beginning to sweep residential streets – with plans to clean more than 1,000 kilometres of neighbourhood streets.

Unaccounted for Regina sex offender arrested by police

Regina police say they have arrested 48-year-old sex offender Jason Paul Thorn for being unlawfully at large after they were unable to contact him last week, putting him in breach of conditions of his statutory release.

Yorkton woman charged after apparent stabbing

A woman is facing several charges after an alleged stabbing in Yorkton late last week.

Regina police officer facing breach of trust charge has first court appearance

A member of the Regina Police Service (RPS) facing a charge of breach of trust had his first court appearance on Tuesday.

‘Stand up for North Central’: Advocate asking for help in dealing with garbage build-up

Erinn Paik says the excess amount of litter and garbage surrounding her family’s home in North Central has impacted her quality of life.

Spring snowfall brings challenging driving conditions to Saskatchewan highways

A late April snowfall is creating challenging driving conditions on highways in parts of southern Saskatchewan on Tuesday.

WestJet expanding service between Saskatchewan, Maritimes

Travellers looking for more domestic flight options out of Saskatchewan are in luck – as WestJet will be offering direct flights to the Maritimes this summer.

These were the top 20 baby names in Saskatchewan last year

More than 13,000 babies were born in Saskatchewan in 2024, with the province creating a preliminary total count of 13,189 live births registered. These were the top 20 names for boys and girls, according to data collected by the province.

Sask. paramedics recovering after being hit by vehicle in Las Vegas

A GoFundMe has raised nearly $60,000 to cover medical bills for two Saskatchewan paramedics who were hit by a vehicle in Las Vegas, Nevada.

Legally blind Moose Jaw man fears being displaced from government housing

A man from Moose Jaw has spoken out after receiving notice about needing to relocate to a different government housing unit.

University of Regina Women’s Centre, UR Pride take legal action against students’ union

The temperature continues to rise on campus as the embattled University of Regina Students Union (URSU) is now facing two separate lawsuits from the non-profits UR Pride and the Women’s Centre.

Glen Elm residents submit bid for ownership in attempt to halt evictions

Residents of Regina’s Glen Elm Mobile Home Community will find out this week if they can remain in their homes prior to a June 30 deadline to move.