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When Ottawa announced a series of reforms to Canada Post in late September, reaction to the move highlighted a simmering dissatisfaction when it comes to the mail and parcel carrier.

The road to the Canadian Bowl begins on Sunday, October 19, for the Regina Thunder.

OTTAWA - Throughout her university career, Jacqueline Silver assumed her computer science degree would guarantee her a job. Finding out she was wrong ...

We might think that if we fertilize our lawns now, they will be good and strong to face the winter. Right? Wrong. The lawns don’t need fertilizer adding nitrogen to make them grow now so that we have to fret about mowing it down before the snow arrives. Fertilizing is one task that we can save until spring!

REGINA - Cindy Camp's great-grandmother was only a name on the family tree until police called. An investigator told her it was believed Alice Spence ...

The telethon went offline with a record-setting figure for its member agencies and community partners.

Dr. Dean Chamberlain uses 3D tumour models to study triple negative breast cancer and improve personalized treatments.

REGINA — Prominent Saskatchewan lawyer Tony Merchant, well known for spearheading class-action lawsuits across the country, has died at the age of 80.

Teams combine for seven second-period goals as Blades go on to 8-5 victory in Moose Jaw

EDMONTON -- For the first time in their 27-year University existence, the Regina Rams are 6-1.

The Regina Pats capped off their 17th annual Cancer Awareness Game with a 6–4 victory over the Brandon Wheat Kings on Saturday night at the Brandt Centre. The Pats put together a strong offensive effort to earn their second win of the season.

CARNDUFF — On a plot of land about seven miles northwest of Carnduff stands an old one-room schoolhouse — Millions School #625. The s...

PREECEVILLE — The Preeceville- Sturgis Committee of the Parkland Music Festival held its initial fall meeting on Sept. 9 to plan for t...

PREECEVILLE — The wheat crop fundraiser that was seeded on May 21 was harvested on Sept. 27 with many volunteers contributing to the s...

VICTORIA — Forests Minister Ravi Parmar says it is "unacceptable" that Ottawa always steps up when it comes to supporting key sectors in Ontario and Quebec, but "continues to drop the ball" when it comes to supporting B.C. forestry.

Northbound and southbound ramps closed at Circle Drive.

VICTORIA — The company operating a high-speed, passenger-only ferry service between Vancouver and Nanaimo is fully cooperating after one of its vessels struck a humpback whale near Vancouver in English Bay, a federal department says.

Six months after a well casing failure on the P-pad, Cenovus Energy is developing a plan to restart the facility, pending approval from the Minister of Energy and Resources.

“This gives people a better sense of the ability and accomplishments one can do in an inclusive environment,” said Delynne Bortis, executive director at Spinal Cord Injury Saskatchewan Inc.

Maintenance operation to take place in the evenings.

VICTORIA — Coquitlam Mayor Brad West says community pressure is responsible for the provincial government's decision to speed up the reconstruction of an elementary school destroyed by fire almost two years ago.

Influenza and COVID-19 vaccinations are free and available at all SHA influenza and COVID-19 clinics across the province, some physician and nurse practitioner offices, and at participating pharmacies.

WASHINGTON - Eric Poole walked down Washington's iconic Pennsylvania Avenue wearing a bright red shirt with the words: "Dear Canada, we hate him too."...

SASKATOON  — A celebration of four decades of a vision to reality operation that began in 1985, which came to Saskatchewan in 201...