Here's a look at what made headlines in southern Saskatchewan this week.
1. RCMP investigating video of man burning Nazi, Confederate flags
Ituna RCMP are investigating after a man took it upon himself to take down and burn Nazi and Confederate flags hung at a residence in Kelliher.
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2. Community comes together for local store owner following sudden closure
After decades serving the community, Dewdney Drugs suddenly closed its doors last Thursday.
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3. 'Few people understand': History professor, Multicultural Council critical of Confederate flag defence in Sask.
Following uproar over a Kelliher man flying Nazi and Confederate flags above his home, some in Saskatchewan are making the argument the Confederate flag is not racist.
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4. Sask. company building 30,000 square foot hangar at Regina Airport
The newest addition to the Regina airport’s business park will be a large aircraft hangar that will be large enough to service any plane that typically flies into the city.
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5.Ring Road bridge replacement expected to take 6 months
The City of Regina has begun replacement of bridges on Ring Rd. over Wascana Creek.