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• 'Crisis proportions': Regina Humane Society reaching cat capacity

  Regina Humane Society has close to 1,200 cats and kittens in its care and is looking for residents to adopt, as the organization is nearing capacity.

  

• National Day for Truth and Reconciliation events moving online amid rising Sask. COVID-19 cases

  Canada’s first ever National Day for Truth and Reconciliation will take place on Sept. 30, but because of the ongoing pandemic, the city isn’t encouraging any large-scale, in-person events.

  

• Sask. children's hospital ICU accepts adults in COVID-19 surge plan

  The Saskatchewan Health Authority is shuttling some adult intensive care patients to the province’s children’s hospital in the face of surging COVID-19 cases.

• Poll workers say Elections Canada put them at risk of contracting COVID-19

  A polling station officer was scared of contracting COVID-19 on Monday because Elections Canada didn't require workers to be fully vaccinated or allow them to request proof of a medical exemption from maskless voters.

• 'Slap in the face': Sask. premier's advice to medical workers hits sour note with doctor

  A Saskatchewan doctor is speaking out following Premier Scott Moe's suggestion that medical professionals "really provide some guidance for Saskatchewan people" to help dispel COVID-19 misinformation.

• 'I love this town': Hometown Hero dedicates her time to rejuvenating Radville

  A Radville woman has earned the title of Hometown Hero because of her efforts to rejuvenate and preserve the history of the town.

• Fall colours are in full force – but temps are still giving summer vibes

  Welcome to fall everyone! The autumnal equinox is here, and as of 1:21 p.m. Saskatchewan time Wednesday, Sept. 22, it will be astronomical fall.

• 'Devious Licks': Latest TikTok trend targets school bathrooms in Regina

  From stolen urinal attempts to missing soap dispensers, washrooms in Regina schools have become the target of the latest TikTok challenge.

• Sask. reports record-high COVID-19 hospitalizations for 3rd straight day; 4 children hospitalized

  Saskatchewan broke its record for COVID-19 hospitalizations on Tuesday, marking the third straight day the province has done so.

• 'The most pointless election': Sask. Premier responds to federal election results

  After Monday's election, Premier Scott Moe is calling the election “pointless” and wants Justin Trudeau to get to work addressing the real issues facing Canadians.

• Despite low number of election victories, advocates say Canada's LGBTQ2S+ candidates are becoming more diverse

  Despite a low number of victories for LGBTQ2S+ candidates in Monday night’s election, advocates say it’s a positive development to see a more diverse and partisan mix of contenders engaging in federal politics.

• Residency training programs extended to southeastern Sask.

  To bring more doctors to the southeastern part of the province, the University of Saskatchewan and the Saskatchewan Health Authority are expanding their residency training programs.