34 COVID-19 cases being reported in SK
For the first time since August 14, the province is reporting more than 30 new cases of COVID-19. On Saturday, we were told there are 34 new cases of …
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Rocky Lonechild’s lawyer, family file Statement of Claim
The lawyer for Rocky Lonechild, a man who suffered serious injuries during an arrest in 2019, has filed a Statement of Claim in Queen’s Bench Court. T…
COVID-19 case at Regina’s Winston Knoll Collegiate; afternoon classes cancelled
Afternoon classes at Winston Knoll Collegiate in Regina are off after a positive case of COVID-19 was identified amongst a staff member at the school …
More information on “serious safety incident” in Weyburn that resulted in two deaths released
We are getting a few more details on an incident in Weyburn yesterday which took the lives of two SaskPower workers. Weyburn Police say they were call…
SaskPower says two workers are dead after accident in Weyburn
Details are sketchy, but SaskPower says two of its workers have been killed in what they are calling a “serious safety incident.” It is not known when…
SK surpasses 2,000 COVID-19 case mark after 18 new cases are diagnosed
18 new cases and 13 more recoveries with seven people in hospital. Those are the latest numbers when it comes to COVID-19 in Saskatchewan. The …
NDP, Sask. Party leaders focus on health care promises on Thursday
The NDP and Saskatchewan Party returned to the campaign trail this morning, again announcing health care related promises. For the NDP, they are commi…
Search of Cornwall Centre finds no explosive device
All is back to normal in downtown Regina. Just before 4 p.m Wednesday afternoon, the Regina Police communications centre received a call from a man wh…
Regina police investigating bomb threat at Cornwall Centre
Regina Police Service members are at the 2100 block of 11th Avenue in downtown Regina investigating a potential bomb threat. RPS received a call at 3:…
McVeety School to remain closed until October 19
In-person classes at Marion McVeety School in Regina’s south end have been put on hold until Monday, October 19. This comes after it was learned late …