Saskatchewan resident wants province-wide service dog system
A Saskatchewan resident is calling for clearer, standardized rules around service dog access across the province.
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A Saskatchewan resident is calling for clearer, standardized rules around service dog access across the province.
Three years ago, before the Labour Day Classic, the blue bombers admin team stoked the rivalry between the two cities by posting that Regina style pizza is ‘trash.’ This year, they doubled down with another post on Tuesday.
As the Saskatchewan Roughriders continue to deal with injuries throughout the lineup, the team has called the number of two players who are making the most of their new opportunity.
The Canadian Forces Snowbirds are going out with style, as the aerial demonstration team will perform its final show with its iconic Tutor jet fleet at the 113th Grey Cup.
Eight months after Alyssa Thompson was killed in a collision at a Churchbridge train crossing, her husband Matthew says he can no longer stay in the community.
The University of Regina held a ribbon cutting for its brand-new Saskatoon campus on Thursday.
A pair of men who fled police from the streets of Regina to a set of train tracks near Lumsden are facing numerous charges.
A 37-year-old woman has died from the injuries she received from an assault last month.
The vast majority of those surveyed in Saskatchewan support social media limits for young people.
Parents of children who attended the Regina Early Learning Centre (ELC) are trying to reverse a decision that ended the centre’s preschool program after nearly five decades.
The Regina Farmers Market is bringing back a program aimed at addressing food insecurity for the less fortunate in the city.
Saskatchewan Roughriders defensive back James Burgess Jr. is settling into his current role as the starting field side cornerback for the team.
It’s a new year of friendships and learning, but caution on the roads remains paramount.
The Saskatchewan Public Safety Agency (SPSA) is receiving $50 million following a special warrant signed last week.
The City of Regina may soon begin the process to replace its street team with a new community outreach initiative, as part of its overall approach on homelessness.
The federal government and Métis Nation-Saskatchewan announced a new transitional housing project in Regina, which will provide a space for Indigenous women and 2SLGBTQQIA+ individuals fleeing domestic violence.