Drugs and guns found following trafficking investigation in Regina, 2 charged
Two people are facing charges after officers seized items valued about $900,000 following a drug trafficking investigation on Thursday.
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The provincial government says it will be investing more than $25 million into 13 industry driven emissions reducing projects through a special fund.
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Councillor Lori Bresciani to make 'major announcement' on upcoming election
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Harvest 61% complete, hot, dry weather leading to assorted issues
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Colliers Street Hockey Tournament held in Regina
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