Regina

Through a combination of music, dance and Celtic activities, Canada’s Scottish community celebrated at Regina’s Victoria Park on Saturday.

Mementos from Saskatchewan have made their way to Buckingham Palace in London, England.

Former students and faculty at both Imperial and McDermid Community Schools in Regina took a walk down memory lane this week.

Sentencing has been delayed for Regina chiropractor Ruben Manz, who was found guilty of one charge of sexual assault back in December of 2024.

The trial of two men accused of trafficking a Bangladeshi woman to work at restaurants in small-town Saskatchewan met another delay Friday.

Saskatchewan’s Chief Medical Health Officer Dr. Saqib Shahab says 37 cases of measles have been reported in the province between March 14 and May 14, with the youngest case a five-month-old infant.

Jennifer Godfrey is searching for answers after her dog Bane was shot in front of her home by Regina police. Officers were at her home responding to a call claiming that two dogs were taken without permission from another home in the area.

Despite rainfall, the Regina Early Learning Centre hosted a round dance in honour of Moose Hide Campaign Day, meant to recognize violence towards women and children and take steps to end gender-based violence.

The Victoria Day long weekend is the unofficial start to the summer driving season, and the province is reminding motorists to be courteous to those working on Saskatchewan highways this season.

The First Nations University of Canada and the University of Regina are exploring the importance of putting reconciliation to action.

Seeding across Saskatchewan is now just shy of half complete, as favourable weather conditions continue to aid farmers across the province.

Regina residents who have already planted some of their gardens may have to prepare for potential damages as temperatures fluctuate.

The Regina Police Service (RPS) has arrested a suspect following an investigation into two sexual assaults over the past month.

An international pharmaceutical company and a diabetes charity have registered to lobby the Saskatchewan government to expand coverage of medication and support for the chronic illness.

Ten more cases of measles have been reported by the province, bringing Saskatchewan’s 2025 total to 37 – since cases first appeared across Canada earlier this year.