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• Make sure to check your grocery bill, otherwise you may pay more: survey

  A majority of Canadians have seen a mistake on their grocery receipts in the last year, according to a new survey conducted by Agri-Food Analytics Lab at Dalhousie University.

  

• Saskatoon judge lifts Legacy Christian Academy publication ban

  An alleged victim of a former staff member of Legacy Christian Academy can now be identified after she successfully petitioned in court to have a publication ban lifted.

  

• Location for new Harbour Landing Elementary School confirmed

  A location for the site of the new joint-use Harbour Landing Elementary School has been confirmed.

• Milky Way Ice Cream to open for the season

  Milky Way Ice Cream is set to open its windows for the 2023 season at 11 a.m. on Friday.

• Riders sign Hawaiian-born linebacker La’Akea Kaho’ohanohano-Davis

  The Saskatchewan Roughriders have signed American linebacker La’Akea Kaho’ohanohano-Davis, who spent five seasons with Southern Utah University.

• Regina police make 'high risk traffic stop' involving bus after teen claims to have gun

  Regina police took a teen into custody on Thursday after he allegedly claimed to have a gun while on a city bus.

• Z99 radiothon raises over $560K for neonatal intensive care unit

  The Z99 radiothon raised $560,576 for the neonatal intensive care unit at the Regina General Hospital.

• Coyote sightings may increase with warmer weather: City of Moose Jaw, Regina

  As warmer weather hits the prairies, the Cities of Moose Jaw and Regina are encouraging residents to practice caution if they see a coyote.

• Fatal Moose Jaw fire that claimed 2 lives was accidental, police say

  A fire in Moose Jaw last month that claimed two lives was found to be accidental, according to police.

• Regina city council approves new arena, all catalyst project recommendations

  The work of Regina’s Catalyst Committee has come to a close after city council officially passed all of the group’s recommendations for four priority projects aimed at revitalizing downtown.

• Increases to Sask. disability and income support benefits not enough, opposition and advocates say

  People receiving Saskatchewan disability benefits will see their first increase in seven years, but the opposition and advocates says that's not enough.

• Over 4,000 Sask. residents caught for speeding and other driving offences in Feb., SGI says

  Police in Saskatchewan wrote 4,251 speeding and aggressive driving tickets in February, according to Saskatchewan Government Insurance (SGI).