'Not a village': Speed limit to remain 50 km/h in Regina's Cathedral area for now
The City of Regina has decided to not reduce speed limits in the Cathedral area for the time being.
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'American style politics': Sask. Party's mass video text a risky way to grab support, experts say
Many Saskatchewan residents have been receiving unsolicited political text messages of the Sask. Party taking aim at the Saskatchewan NDP and their leader Carla Beck. Media experts say texting can be an effective campaign tool, but parties run the risk of annoying some voters.
Monthly earnings rise, payroll employment falls: jobs report
The number of vacant jobs in Canada increased in February, while monthly payroll employment decreased in food services, manufacturing, and retail trade, among other sectors.
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It was a powerful morning at Regina's Conexus Arts Centre Wednesday, where the Lieutenant Governor hosted the annual Saskatchewan Prayer Breakfast and a provincial doctor told his story of survival from a deadly heart condition.
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Throwing star, crossbow found during Sask. RCMP searches at George Gordon FN, Punnichy
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Regina Humane Society running out of room for dogs, makes public plea for adoptions
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Sask. police caught 454 impaired drivers in March: SGI
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Sask. teen allegedly used stolen credit cards to buy tires in Saskatoon and Regina
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Saskatchewan to update aging air tanker fleet beginning in 2025
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Gang unit operation in west Regina leads to firearms and drugs seized, 2 arrests
Two people are facing charges following an investigation into drug trafficking and firearms in Regina.
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NDP questions Sask. Party's role in tire contract given to American company
The provincial NDP is raising questions about the Sask. Party’s involvement with a U.S. rubber recycling company gaining a contract held by a Saskatchewan business.
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Judge sets date to decide if evidence in fatal THC-impaired driving case is admissible
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'Good luck with that': PM says Saskatchewan premier shouldn't pick fight with CRA
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau warned Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe on Wednesday that the Canada Revenue Agency is 'very, very good' at getting the money it's owed.
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As Saskatchewan teachers prepare to vote on a tentative agreement reached with the province, it could mark the end of a labour dispute that stretches back nearly a year.
Sask. man finds US$4,200 in counterfeit bills in his mailbox
Checking your mail is usually a pretty mundane activity. However, one Regina man got quite the surprise when an envelope full of thousands of dollars of counterfeit U.S. currency appeared in his mailbox.
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Regina Rifles honour Indigenous members with commemoration at Peepeekisis First Nation
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Case moves forward for counts of sexual assault towards former Sask. First Nation Chief
After a preliminary hearing in Kamsack on Thursday, the court ruled to move forward with a pre-trial in connection to several counts of historical sexual assault made towards Ted Quewezance.
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