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Heavy rains in the northern half of Alberta as well as dry conditions in the southern half, delayed harvest progress during the week ended August 19. ...

According to new data from Statistics Canada, Canadian cattle numbers rose as of July 1, the first year-over-year increase since 2021. Canadian cattle...

A major storm system moved through central parts of the province on Wednesday evening, bringing strong wind, rain, and hail for areas from North Battl...

Alec Zawatsky and family present the cheque to the Health Foundation. (Photo: Greg and Leone Ottenbreit, Alec, Claire and Edward Zawatsky with Executive Director of the Health Foundation Ross Fischer)

KINDERSLEY – Police are searching for a 45-year-old man wanted by Correctional Service Canada for breaching his parole. According to parole docu...

A new Legacy Co-op Travel Centre will operate 24 hours a day and will include fuelling (diesel and gasoline), DEF, showers, washrooms, laundry and a truckers’ lounge. Photo Courtesy: Legacy Co-op

ESTEVAN — The Estevan Police Service (EPS) has laid impaired driving and assault charges against a man.  According to the Aug. 23 report fo...

UNITY — Following the death of a British Columbia man, the RCMP says it is disclosing police interaction with the man prior to the rollover that...

There's just something about sunsets over the water that hits differently. Last night, we spent the evening at a friend's place on Good Spirit Lake, a...

I Love Regina Day gathered people from around the area to enjoy music, food, and more. Photo by Martin Oldhues

The volunteer organization is hosting the “Art in the Attic” sale on Saturday, Oct. 18, from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the Centre for Arts and Culture. Most items will be priced from $10 to $60, although some pieces will be priced over $100.

STEWART, BRITISH COLUMBIA, CANADA — Two First Nations have formed a joint partnership with a transport company to purchase the Port of Stewart bulk terminal on the Portland Canal that separates British Columbia and Alaska.

The Queen City Marathon takes place from Sept. 5 to Sept. 7.Courtesy of Tourism Regina

Prime Minister Mark Carney, left and Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk take part in a joint press conference at the Chancellery of the Prime Minister in Warsaw, Poland on Monday, Aug. 25, 2025. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Christinne Muschi

As participants begin their descent, their chosen song plays while an announcer shares a short introduction and their reason for taking part. Photo by Martin Oldhues

A Moose Jaw Police Service cruiser. Photo courtesy Facebook/Moose Jaw Police Service

Known as the City of Bridges, Saskatoon’s crossings over the South Saskatchewan River link neighbourhoods, carry history and inspire connection.

Academic awards matter. Without them, hard-working students lose both recognition and opportunity.

BANGKOK (AP) — Asian shares advanced on Monday, tracking Wall Street’s rally after the head of the Federal Reserve hinted that cuts to interest rates may be on the way .

New Brunswick capture Gold; Team Saskatchewan reps hammer hosts in all-Saskatchewan Bronze medal matchup

The Regina Thunder dominated the Edmonton Huskies 57-7 in their home opener on Sunday afternoon at Leibel Field. The win improved the Thunder to a Prairie Football Conference best 3-0 entering the Labour Day weekend bye week.

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WARSAW — Prime Minister Mark Carney is in Warsaw today and is expected to press for deeper ties with his Polish counterpart. The day will kick off with Carney greeting Canadian Armed Forces soldiers stationed in Europe.

Negotiations between Canada Post and the Canadian Union of Postal Workers are set to resume.