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Daily Leg Update: Issues in long term care highlighted during final day of fall sitting.

Saskatchewan鈥檚 third Integrated Youth Services location now open to provide supports for those age 12-25.

Frost Regina 2025 is hosting a snowboarding event known as 'The Grind', spanning over two days.

Ribbon cutting for long-awaited parkade that will add almost 700 new parking spots.

Nicole Cole, the facilitator of the support group, has gone through anxiety and depression her whole life.

A struggle ensued, leading the officer to sustain a wrist injury.

Regina Police stats for November show a decrease in overall crime, but sexual assault cases are up by over 14 per cent.

Ward 8 Coun. Shanon Zachidniak said she was disappointed that her resident's concerns could not be addressed regarding the debt write-off.

Daily Leg Update: Opposition roast Premier Scott Moe for attending what they characterized as a partisan event.

Two-week sitting sees bills passed on affordability and extending carbon tax relief on home heating.