Sask. government moves ahead with plan to develop 600 long-term care beds
The provincial government‘s plan to add about 600 long-term care beds in Regina is moving forward. An announcement from the
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Read moreVideo captures driver speeding, swerving through a Saskatchewan construction zone
Workers say it was a terrifying encounter on Highway 16 near Maymont, Sask., after a driver swerved through a construction
Read morePolice investigate Tuesday bank robbery in northwest Regina
Regina police are investigating a bank robbery that happened Tuesday morning on the northwest side of the city. Officers were
Read moreSaskatchewan children 6-11 with autism now eligible for up to $6,000 a year
Starting Tuesday, older children with autism will get some money from the Saskatchewan government to cover services they need. Children
Read moreNorthern Saskatchewan First Nations seeing COVID-19 outbreaks
Two First Nations communities are being hit hard with COVID-19 outbreaks in northern Saskatchewan. Buffalo River Dene Nation is reporting
Read morePlaques explaining Canada’s wartime history unveiled at Regina cenotaph
Two more pedestals sharing Canada‘s wartime history at the cenotaph in downtown Regina have been revealed. A small group of
Read moreHow has Saskatchewan handled COVID-19 since restrictions lifted?
It’s now been more than two weeks since all remaining COVID-19 restrictions were lifted in the province. Taz Dhaliwal takes
Read morePast tipsters called on by Prince Albert police on anniversary of homicide
Police are looking to follow up with previous tipsters on the one-year anniversary of a homicide investigation launched in Prince
Read moreLowest number of COVID-19 patients this year in Saskatchewan
Saskatchewan reported its lowest number of COVID-19 patients so far this year on Tuesday. The province’s hospitals are currently providing care
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