Bagpipes and kilts: Scottish culture on full display in Regina
Bagpipes blared and kilts were worn at Victoria Park in Regina on Saturday for the Highland Gathering and Celtic Festival.
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With the construction season in Saskatchewan getting underway; the provincial government laid out its plans to improve approximately 1,100 km of provincial highways in 2022.
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Health officials in Toronto say they are investigating the first suspected case of monkeypox in the city.
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623 people caught driving while suspended in April: SGI
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Rain or shine Sask. Parks' camping season is underway
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Saskatoon mom pushing for in-person doctor visits after her daughter went two years with undiagnosed respiratory issues
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'A game-changer for animals': Regina Humane Society breaks ground on new animal care centre
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New alert system looks to give residents upper hand when emergent situations arise
A new emergency alert system is geared at saving lives in and around Yorkton.
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Ten years after pulling back the reins on chuckwagon races in Yorkton, they are back.
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Funeral services held for decorated 100-year-old Canadian fighter ace
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With Grand Manan's only bank set to close, residents of the N.B. island are fighting to keep it open
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Massive thunderstorms in southern Ont. knocked down trees, took out power lines and left at least three people dead.
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