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• Hot Regina schools a symptom of crowded classrooms and chronic underfunding, union says

  The uncomfortably hot temperatures some kids are experiencing in classrooms are another sign the province needs to rethink its approach to funding schools, the head of Saskatchewan's teachers' union says.

  

• Watch Regina's underpasses flood again and again in archival video

  A common occurrence not only this year but in years past has been flooded underpasses in Regina following heavy rainfall events. Using the video player in the article, you can see vehicles — and sometimes people — stranded by the sudden floods that have plagued the city over the years.

  

• 'Year 2 is when they get it': Riders' Dickenson has high expectations for former rookies

  The Saskatchewan Roughriders will have their first test of the season this weekend and the stakes are high for everyone but head coach, Craig Dickenson, hopes to see a big jump in skillset from last year’s rookie class.

• Here's what Regina's mayor says could be done to fix the underpass flooding issue

  Flooded underpasses have been a common occurrence in Regina this spring with several thunderstorms dumping heavy rain on the city, but Mayor Sandra Masters says several solutions are in the works to help prevent further flooding.

• 'Bury the hatchet': No reprimand for Regina city councillor who violated confidentiality bylaw

  Regina city councillors decided on Wednesday to not impose sanctions or corrective measures on Ward 3 Coun. Andrew Stevens for a violation of the city’s confidentiality bylaw.

• 'Men like to strike women': Judge slams culture of domestic violence in Sask. during murder sentencing

  A man who killed his ex-wife’s cousin will spend life in prison with no chance of parole for 15 years, a judge decided on Thursday at Saskatoon’s Court of King’s Bench.

• 96% of Sask.'s 2023 crop now seeded, according to report

• Sask. drilling company fined $56,000 after serious injury

  A drilling company must pay $56,000 in fines after a worker was seriously injured.

• Can face masks help protect you from wildfire smoke? Health expert explains

  An official recommendation to wear a mask to protect yourself from wildfire smoke is being echoed by health experts as plumes of smoke make their way across parts of Canada, causing poor air quality.

• Future uncertain for residents of bulldozed Regina homeless camp

  The dwellings of around a dozen Regina residents experiencing homelessness were bulldozed after calls from the property owner.

• 'It puts our lives in danger': First Responders and SGI advocate for safety around emergency vehicles

  First responders and SGI have partnered together to promote safety around emergency vehicles at the Prince Albert salvage centre Tuesday evening. They want to remind the public to reduce their speed when passing crews on the highway.

• Documents reveal what happened inside the discord at Canada's drug-price regulator

  Internal emails from the agency tasked with regulating the price of patented drugs in Canada shows discord and division was sparked by a letter from the health minister, culminating in an indefinite pause on major drug-price reforms and several resignations.