Snowbirds to fly over Regina on Monday
The Canadian Forces Snowbirds are expected to fly over the Queen City Monday morning.
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The Canadian Forces Snowbirds are expected to fly over the Queen City Monday morning.
For the first time in 13 years, the Regina Thunder are national champions.
Dozens of Regina-based cadets established their presence on Saturday morning outside of the Saskatchewan Legislative Building for Cadet Recognition Day.
The University of Regina Rams are going to the Hardy Cup after beating the University of Saskatchewan Huskies 39-27 in a Canada West semifinal showdown.
It’s been nearly two months since Balgonie football player Hunter Gronick suffered a traumatic head injury, resulting in a brain bleed that required surgery.
The Yorkton Brick Mill Heritage Society has officially unveiled the name of its new building: the Anuik Family Interpretive Centre.
As Canada approaches the two-year mark of their trade war with the United States, the Government of Saskatchewan is touting a story of resilience.
A monument commemorating Indigenous veterans in downtown Regina will now be available to all, thanks to a new interactive website.
A horsemanship clinic at the Grain Millers Harvest Showdown gave riders an opportunity to sharpen their skills and strengthen their connection with their horses.
Saskatchewan is now getting its first national museum after the federal government announced plans to designate Regina’s RCMP Heritage Centre.
The Saskatchewan Roughriders 2026 season ended on a lower note as the Green and White were handed a 33-26 defeat at the hands of the B.C. Lions in the West Semifinal.
The Regina Thunder have not won a Canadian Bowl Championship since Nov. 9, 2013, and are looking to make new championship memories in 2026.
A jury in an inquiry into a deadly police station shooting in Saskatchewan is calling for tighter firearm rules.
Two people are facing charges following a drug trafficking investigation in Swift Current.
Saskatchewan’s offering of eight helium and associated gas Crown permits for November all received successful bids, generating almost $5 million in revenue.
The City of Regina confirmed Mosaic Stadium’s new turf will follow the CFL rule changes and be permanently stitched for those dimensions.