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Public speaks out on Outlook swimming pool closure

Public speaks out on Outlook swimming pool closure

Users of the pool speak their minds on the facility's closure for the 2024 season.
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Senator slams Sask's 'shameful' treatment of Indigenous people

Senator slams Sask's 'shameful' treatment of Indigenous people

The failure of Saskatchewan to address systemic discrimination 鈥� especially as it impacts Indigenous women 鈥� and unwillingness to be held accountable is shameful and unacceptable: Senator Kim Pate.
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Regina鈥檚 old Sears 鈥淏argain Center鈥� building deemed fire hazard 鈥� tenants ousted

Regina鈥檚 old Sears 鈥淏argain Center鈥� building deemed fire hazard 鈥� tenants ousted

Value Village and other tenants in the mall portion of the building remain unaffected.
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Agriculture This Week: The future lies in robotics

Agriculture This Week: The future lies in robotics

Change is a constant and that includes how farmers farm.
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Blast from the Past: 54.5 inches of snowfall reported 50 years ago.

Blast from the Past: 54.5 inches of snowfall reported 50 years ago.

Committee was formed at Town of Unity council meeting to oversee design and construction of new fire hall 50 years ago.
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The First Nations University of Canada set to celebrate 45th annual powwow

The First Nations University of Canada set to celebrate 45th annual powwow

The event brings dancers and groups from all across Turtle Island, with performers, elders and delegates coming from all across Canada and the United States.
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$731,000 in Social Services鈥� hotel expenses go under microscope

$731,000 in Social Services鈥� hotel expenses go under microscope

Daily Leg Update: Meara Conway roasts government over $731,000 paid to Sunrise Motel and Thriftlodge since Gary Grewal was elected.
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Kipling to lose three doctors

Kipling to lose three doctors

One new recruit on deck.
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An organization we count on, counts on volunteers. The Canadian Red Cross

An organization we count on, counts on volunteers. The Canadian Red Cross

"Our emergencies in Canada are happening more and more frequently and more and more intense.鈥� - Luc Mullinder
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Is it a deal? Still uncertainty about the end of teachers strike

Is it a deal? Still uncertainty about the end of teachers strike

Province calls it a 鈥渢entative agreement鈥� with STF, but STF only calls it a 鈥渇inal offer鈥� that will go to teachers for a vote.
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