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Summer is ending, but this weekend is bringing the heat

Since we are about to officially close the doors on the summer 2021 season, our atmosphere decided to give us one last taste of the sun, wind and heat.

A man walks around Wascana lake, taking advantage of the 30+ degree weather in Regina during a June heat wave. (Colton Wiens/CTV News)

Seasonal but unsettled conditions push into Sask. for the weekend

September has spoiled us so far with above seasonal conditions, but cooler temperatures are on the way as we head into the weekend.

Regina's seven-day forecast as of September 9, 2021.

Golf ball-sized hail, 93 km/h winds hit Regina area

A late summer storm tore through Regina and Moose Jaw on Tuesday night, bringing heavy rain and hail.

Tornado confirmed near Ituna Tuesday: Environment Canada

A tornado touched down near Ituna, Sask. on Tuesday afternoon, according to Environment Canada.

Regina reports 5th hottest July on record with impact on producers, gardeners

Last month was the fifth hottest July on record for the Queen City, according to data from Environment Canada.

Here's where you can take a break from the extreme heat in Regina

The City of Regina is reminding residents to seek shelter if they need a break from the heat.

Heat dome: Sask. preparing for another week of sweltering temperatures

Heat warnings are already in effect for the areas that will be under the heat dome in Saskatchewan, and they are likely to stay in place through most of next week.

Regina announces new flood prevention plan

The City of Regina is implementing a new storm water project in the north central community to prevent flooding during large storms.

Weekend weather: The sun's back for the week ahead

Expect temperatures in southern Saskatchewan to be back up in the 30s by the middle of next week, bringing more summer-like and calm conditions.

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Sask. premier calls for end to 'stigmatizing the unvaccinated'

Saskatchewan’s premier is calling for an end to the stigmatization of those who remain unvaccinated in the province.

Premier Scott Moe speaks in a year-end interview with The Canadian Press correspondent Stephanie Taylor (not pictured) in the cabinet room at the Legislative Building in Regina on Tuesday Dec. 15, 2020. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Michael Bell

3 COVID-19 deaths, 47 new cases reported in Sask.

Three more deaths related to COVID-19 were reported in Saskatchewan on Tuesday, along with 47 new cases.

An employee is pictured at the Roy Romanow Provincial Lab. (Supplied)

Man charged with assault after fighting with police officers: RPS

A Regina man is facing assault charges after allegedly fighting with police officers on Monday, according to the Regina Police Service.

Interim emergency shelter 'consistently full' with waitlist: City of Regina

The interim emergency shelter where residents of a former tent village were relocated has been full with a long waitlist since it opened on Nov. 15, a report created by the City of Regina shows.

Sask. expands booster shot eligibility

Saskatchewan has expanded the eligibility for COVID-19 booster shots.

Family calling for changes in Sask. long-term care homes

A Saskatchewan woman is calling for better measures to protect seniors in long term care due to the findings of an investigation into the death of her mother in a Saskatchewan care home.

School bus collides with truck hauling hay near Assiniboia

A truck hauling hay collided with a school bus near a town southwest of Assiniboia, Sask. last week, according to RCMP.

First case of Omicron variant reported in Manitoba

Manitoba is reporting its first case of the Omicron variant in the province.

Phone call between Sask. premier, group opposing COVID-19 policies raises questions

Questions were raised at the Saskatchewan Legislative Building on Monday about a phone call between Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe and an organization that opposes the province’s COVID-19 health measures.

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Senate passes bill to ban conversion therapy

Conversion therapy will soon be banned across Canada, after the Senate agreed to the expedited passage of Bill C-4 on Tuesday. After multiple attempts to pass legislation banning the harmful practice failed in recent years, the bill has now cleared both the House of Commons and Senate without changes, in just over a week. Once it receives royal assent, the bill will become law.

The pride flag flies in front of the Peace Tower on Parliament Hill after a flag raising ceremony in Ottawa on Wednesday, June 20, 2018. THE CANADIAN PRESS/ Patrick Doyle

Military's former head of human resources charged with sexual assault, indecent acts

Military police have laid criminal charges against the Canadian Armed Forces' former head of human resources despite the Liberal government having said it would transfer the investigation and prosecution of sexual misconduct cases to civilian authorities.

Canada plans to expand COVID-19 vaccine mandate to cover banks, telecoms sectors

Canada will soon crack down on COVID-19 mandates, forcing banks, telecommunications companies and all other federally regulated workspaces to ensure their employees are inoculated, Ottawa said on Tuesday.

Ontario extends pause on reopening plan indefinitely as COVID-19 situation worsens

Ontario is extending its pause indefinitely on moving to the next step of the reopening plan as COVID-19 cases continue to increase and new modelling data suggests hospital capacity could be strained over the coming months.

Could surge in COVID-19 cases in Ontario, Quebec mean new restrictions? Expert weighs in

As Canada's two most populous provinces grapple with a surge in COVID-19 cases, concerns are swirling over whether new restrictions could be imposed before the holidays.