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REGINA – It is back to work for MLAs at the Saskatchewan Legislature this week following Monday’s provincial election. New and returning members were at the Legislature as they started their preparations for the fall session. On Thursday, the Saskatchewan Party held its first caucus meeting since the election. The meeting consisted of its reduced […]

REGINA – With the calendar changing from Oct. to Nov., the non-profit organization Movember is kicking off its campaign in Regina. Over the next 30 days, Movember participants will start with no facial hair and grow a moustache during November to support the organization. Movember ambassador Adam Kletchko discussed the reasoning behind growing out a […]

A Neepawa man facing luring and child pornography-related charges from January of 2022, will go to trial next year. An extensive investigation by Manitoba’s RCMP Internet Child Exploitation Unit revealed that a suspect was posing as a teenaged boy on Snapchat, requesting sexual photos from girls under the age of 18, and meeting some in […]

It’s prison time for a man, convicted for his role in an armed standoff on the Ebb & Flow First Nation. In July of 2022, Ste. Rose RCMP received a report of three men with outstanding arrest warrants at a residence on the reserve. After the surrender of a firearm, followed by several explosions that […]

United Farmers of Alberta’s delegate body has made a $500 donation to BGC Yorkton,to support their operations. Lorraine Oranchuk, the CEO of the Boys and Girls Club, was appreciative of the funding, saying it could be used in any number of areas, including their nutritional programming, to purchase supplies for their after school programs, to […]

REGINA – The Government of Saskatchewan’s Crown latest oil and natural gas public offering, held on Oct. 29, raised $7,304,936 for the province, with the southeast region generating the majority of the revenue. Of the 112 parcels posted for this offering, 93 received acceptable bids, covering a total of 15,347.639 hectares. The southeast brought in […]

Starting tomorrow (Fri), the City of Yorkton will resume work on upgrading the traffic signals at the corner of Myrtle Avenue and Broadway Street.  The project is part of ongoing efforts to modernize the city’s traffic management system to improve safety and efficiency for everyone. The upgrade work will continue from tomorrow (Fri) through Sunday. […]

Residential school survivors are calling on Canada to criminalize residential school denialism, echoing one of the findings in a report about unmarked graves and burial sites associated with the institutions. Doug George, a survivor of the Mohawk Institute, said Canadians need to acknowledge the schools’ place in history and to ensure the children who died […]

The City of Toronto is set to provide an update today on service and traffic measures to ready the city for Taylor Swift’s arrival, with huge crowds expected to flock to the downtown core during her six scheduled shows next month. Swift will perform at Rogers Centre for her sold-out Eras Tour from Nov. 14 […]

Despite Rider Nation’s valiant effort to lobby Canadian Football League voters, Rolan Milligan Jr. did not garner the West Division nomination for the George Reed Most Outstanding Player award. However, Milligan Jr. and two Saskatchewan Roughriders team members earned West Division awards. The league awards will be handed out during Grey Cup week in Vancouver. Winnipeg […]