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New Regina Pats win 10 straight games
The Rebels had a third-period rally, but the Pats held off for their 10th consecutive victory. More video
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Gun shots leave two teens injured
Two teenage boys were injured after shots were fired in the 700 block of Athol Street.
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Charges pending after single-vehicle rollover on Sunday
Charges are pending after a single-vehicle rollover on Regina's Ring Road on Sunday afternoon.
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Regina homeless group on the move again
The group moved to a plot of land on Albert Street between 6th and 7th Avenue owned by Cowessess First Nation on Wednesday after they were asked to pack up and leave Wascana Park.
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North, southwest Sask. break more temperature records
Unseasonably warm weather continues in the province, with Saturday seeing a handful of new records set.
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Flames spread to surrounding homes at Retallack Street fire
There were no injuries as Regina fire crews responded to two blazes overnight.
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Travelling bass player visits northern school in suicide aftermath
Felipe Gomez began his journey in early September, leaving his home in Saskatoon for his Bike and Bass Tour of Northern Saskatchewan. The province’s north has been dealing with a number of youth suicides since Oct. 4.
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'It's who we are as people': Saskatoon storytellers to showcase their skills
Sunday is Canadian Storytelling Day and Saskatoon wordsmiths will be showcasing their skills at a storytelling night at the Refinery Arts and Spirit Centre.
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Team Sask. finishes 6th in National Women's U18 championships
Team Saskatchewan were defeated 6-4 by Team Alberta at the National Women's U18 Championship in Regina on Saturday.
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Analysis Let this be the last time Parliament debates electoral reform (at least for a while)
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Canadian society has progressed in myriad ways in the last 95 years, but the electoral reform debate seems basically the same. The newest special committee is scheduled to spend 16 hours in closed-door meetings this week as it prepares to deliver recommendations to the House of Commons.
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Video Sask.-born Fort McMurray homeowner frustrated in insurance fight
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A Fort McMurray homeowner says his insurance company has made no progress on his insurance claim after his home was damaged in May’s wildfire.
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What you need to know about the supermoon
You may have heard about the supermoon, but what exactly is it and is it really all that super?
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Our Best to You craft sale brings wares to Regina on Saturday
The craft show featured handmade artisanal designs from across Canada.
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Kitten Convoy arrives in Victoria from Prince Albert
Greater Victoria Animal Crusaders stepped up to help the Prince Albert SPCA relocate 50 cats and kittens after overcrowding in their shelter.
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Warm weather in Regina on Nov. 12 brought many outdoors
It was skateboarding and shorts weather in Regina on Nov. 12. According to Environment Canada, the temperature got as high as 18 C.
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Regina police seek 2 missing boys
A statement from the Regina Police Service said it’s not believed the boys have come to harm, but due to their ages, the police service wants to make sure they’re OK.
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Prince Albert, Sask. battling with Nelson, B.C. for $40,000
Prince Albert is competing with Nelson in the 2016 "This Place Matters" competition, aimed at fueling interest and funding into a city's local heritage and community.
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'To help out the community': Search and Rescue Regina looking for more volunteers
It’s not always easy, but Lloyd Goodwill knows all the work done by Search and Rescue Regina is important.
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Canadian golfer Dawn Coe-Jones dead at 56
Dawn Coe-Jones, a member of the Canadian Golf Hall of Fame who helped blaze a trail for Canadian women on the pro tour, has died of cancer. She was 56.
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Canada's 150th celebrated with agriculture technology
Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada took to the fields of Saskatchewan to emblazon a Canadian symbol in the fields of wheat near Wilcox, Sask. to celebrate Canada's 150th anniversary of confederation in 2017.
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Winning ticket for $50-million Lotto Max jackpot sold in Prairies
The single winning ticket for Friday night’s $50 million Lotto Max jackpot was sold in the prairies.
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Book of farm stories celebrates life on the prairies
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Fun on the Farm: True Tales of Farm Life takes a look at the funny side of farming.
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RCMP introduces new initiative to combat drunk driving
The RCMP are aiming to reduce the amount of fatalities and serious injury car collisions from impaired driving in Saskatchewan by educating the hospitality industry about the consequences of over-serving and allowing patrons to drive away under the influence of alcohol.
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Sask. town grieves 'sweet little girl' Nia Eastman
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People in Choiceland, Sask., are trying to come to terms with what happened to Nia Eastman, the seven-year-old girl found dead in the small town after an Amber Alert.
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Controversial 19th-century play gets new life on University of Regina stage
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Kenn Mcleod directed his adaptation of Frank Wedekind's Spring’s Awakening, which ran at the University Theatre from Wednesday to Saturday.
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Regina improv class creates accepting atmosphere for those with autism
A Regina teenager has helped set up a new class at the Globe Theatre that he hopes will assist others with autism spectrum disorder.
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Police seek vehicle after teen shot in North Battleford, Sask.
Police are seeking a vehicle seen shortly after a teenage boy was shot in an alley in North Battleford.
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Facebook sorry for 'terrible error' that killed off still-living users
If your Facebook page says you're dead, don't believe it. It's telling a lot of people that today.
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Saskatchewan's connection to McCrae's Remembrance Day poem
Chris Myers said his great-great-great-grandfather was the cousin of Alexis Helmer, the soldier whose death was said to be the inspiration behind John McCrae's iconic poem "In Flanders Fields."
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'I have nothing now': Regina man describes death of fiancée to alleged drunk driver
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Eric Sollosy is speaking out six weeks after his fiancée was killed by an alleged drunk driver.
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Second World War nurse shares heartbreaking memories from overseas
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It took 70 years for Joan Doree to break her silence about her experience as a nurse in the Second World War.
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Crowds turn out for Remembrance Day services in Regina
Remembrance Day services are being held in Regina's Victoria Park.
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D-Day veteran from Saskatchewan turns 100 on Remembrance Day
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Leslie Jacques survived the Second World War and shares his secret for a long and happy life.
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New Regina lab will use data to predict potential critical events
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A centre of excellence for data analytics opened its doors Thursday on the University of Regina campus.
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Photos of Sask. soldiers' graves create Remembrance Day memorial in Victoria Park
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As people gathered at the cenotaph in Regina’s Victoria Park this Remembrance Day, they were able to pay their respects to the graves of 62 Saskatchewan soldiers who died on D-Day, thanks to photographs taken by Chris Harris.
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'Every day he got better': Rescued after 27 days in a well, Bruno goes home
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Bruno, a seven-year-old Labrador retriever that survived a 27-day ordeal stuck at the bottom of an abandoned well, is on the mend and returning home following intensive care at the college of veterinary medicine in Saskatoon.
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Regina police find missing woman, 78, who wandered from home
Regina police have found a 78-year-old Regina woman who was reported missing Thursday night.
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Civility the glue that can help society during Trump era: Oxford scholar
Earlier this year, when Oxford University scholar, author and former Regina resident Chris Kutarna was asked if Donald Trump could win the U.S. presidential election, he answered 'yes.'
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Photos Holiday shopping in full swing at 24th annual craft sale
Holiday shopping has begun in Regina as the annual Best to You Art and Craft Sale happens at Evraz Place.
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SARM members want more action on rural crime
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After a tense summer that saw farmers arming themselves during harvest, the Saskatchewan Association of Rural Municipalities (SARM) says more work needs to be done to battle rural crime.
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Commissionaires offer work, camaraderie for Sask. veterans
The South Saskatchewan Commissionaires look to find meaningful employment for veterans as they transition out of their military roles.
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Regina police seek 2 suspects after Remembrance Day robbery
Regina police are investigating after two males armed with guns robbed a business on the south side of the city early Friday morning.
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Saskatchewan marks Remembrance Day
Ceremonies will be taking place across Saskatchewan Friday, including one of the largest indoor ceremonies in the country.
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Remembrance Day prompts look at Saskatoon's naval history
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Nearly 3,600 people from Saskatoon and area enlisted in navy during Second World War.
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Missing 12-year-old girl found safe, Regina police say
A girl who had been reported missing has been found.
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Regina Rams' quarterback up for Most Outstanding in Canada
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Noah Picton is the Canada West nominee for the Hec Creighton Trophy.
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Distressed 11-year-old with a knife in school safely taken to hospital
RCMP were able to safely resolve a tense situation Thursday involving an 11-year-old in distress who had a knife in the school on the One Arrow First Nation.
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CBC Investigates 'Wrongdoing' in GTH news release may not have been the right word, says Sask. provincial auditor
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Saskatchewan's provincial auditor says a key word in a much-quoted sentence from her news release about her Global Transportation Hub report may not have been quite right. She agreed the word was "probably" too imprecise.
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Amber Alert called off after 7-year-old girl found dead
Less than 12 hours after issuing an Amber Alert about a child who was not taken home by her father after school, RCMP said the man and the seven-year-old girl have been found dead.
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Singer-songwriter Leonard Cohen dead at 82
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Legendary Canadian singer-songwriter Leonard Cohen has died at the age of 82, according to a Facebook post on his official fan page. His music label Sony Music Canada has also confirmed the news.
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At least 2 people killed in 7.8 magnitude earthquake, New Zealand's PM says
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- Trump says Mexico border wall could be fence in 'certain areas' in 60 Minutes interview
- Canadian troops watching for human rights abuses as battle for Mosul rages
- Trump taps RNC chair Reince Priebus as chief of staff
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Fall from grace: Michael Applebaum's ill-fated climb to power
- Kellie Leitch skips Conservative leadership forum after incident at her home
- Road safety advocates focus on speed, distracted driving to protect pedestrians, cyclists
- Leonard Cohen's son thanks public for 'outpouring of sympathy'
- $25 basic TV can't stop customers from cutting their cable in record numbers
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Did Americans vote out the media, too, in this election?
- Key witnesses in probe of Indigenous man's 2015 death not interviewed by police, fifth estate finds
- 'Wrongdoing' in GTH news release may not have been the right word, says Sask. provincial auditor
- Clayton Cromwell's death prompts stricter methadone policies in jail
- Booze, travel, CEO pay flagged in Iris Kirby House financial report
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Taking aim at the establishment: Why some of Europe's top leaders are walking dead
- Let this be the last time Parliament debates electoral reform (at least for a while)
- Why odd couple of Trudeau and Trump isn't necessarily deal-making disaster for Canada: Chris Hall
- Pollsters missed the call by failing to spot Trump's support among white voters
- Justin Trudeau may see purpose in the time of Trump
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Kellie Leitch skips Conservative leadership forum after incident at her home
- Canadian troops watching for human rights abuses as battle for Mosul rages
- Let this be the last time Parliament debates electoral reform (at least for a while)
- Trudeau set to woo big-money foreign, domestic investors
- Trump taps RNC chair Reince Priebus as chief of staff
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$25 basic TV can't stop customers from cutting their cable in record numbers
- Trudeau set to woo big-money foreign, domestic investors
- More exploding phones and tackling telemarketers: The Marketplace cheat sheet
- Labatt employees mourn the end of beer-for-life era
- Act quickly to OK Keystone XL pipeline, Mitch McConnell tells Donald Trump
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Speed kills: How to curb a 'terrible form of violence against people'
- High Inuit infant mortality rate may be related to fat-burning gene variation
- More exploding phones and tackling telemarketers: The Marketplace cheat sheet
- Child's 1st flu could set lifelong risk, including risk of bird flu, study finds
- "It was a focused pain": Why one woman used to harm herself
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Leonard Cohen's son thanks public for 'outpouring of sympathy'
- Hitmaker musician Leon Russell dead at 74
- Jackie Chan among honourary Oscar recipients at Governors Awards
- Post-election SNL opens with Leonard Cohen tribute, makes political statement
- Art as artillery: Damon Davis on Black Lives Matter and Trump's America
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What you need to know about the supermoon
- Microsoft Surface Book review: Who needs a $4,000 laptop?
- Facebook sorry for 'terrible error' that killed off still-living users
- November supermoon will be the closest to Earth since 1948
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'There's something not right here': Check out Episode 3 of Who Killed Alberta Williams
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- After taking in a disabled Haitian orphan, an Ottawa family makes an excruciating decision
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- Make America White Again: Why Donald Trump plays the race card
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New Brunswick woman comes home with lessons from Standing Rock
- 'Challenging language:' Edmonton academic studies versions of 1st Inuit novel
- Women come together to sew skirts for Standing Rock
- Think Canada is better than the U.S. when it comes to racism? Not so fast, says author of Brown
- Making truth and reconciliation a reality in Vancouver