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Some Sask. schools won't teach Augie Merasty's book about residential schools: co-author
Some Saskatchewan schools are “unofficially banning” Augie Merasty’s acclaimed memoir about his harsh treatment growing up in residential school, according to the book’s co-author. More
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Black history in Saskatchewan: Mayes family's story teaches fortitude
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The Mayes family came to Saskatchewan in 1910. They were among 1000 black people who fled persecution in the U.S. for a better life in Canada.
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Regina residential road revitalization approved by city council
City council has voted in favour of funding repairs for Regina's worst stretches of street.
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Province could save $18M trimming health region leadership to a single board
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The Saskatchewan government could be saving about $18 million annually when it trims its provincial health leadership to move to a single health authority.
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15-year-old charged in Wallace Street shooting
Charges have been laid against a 15-year-old boy in a shooting earlier this week.
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Regina gun theft of 'great concern' for community safety advocate
Shawna Oochoo, co-founder of White Pony Lodge, says she's concerned by the theft of a dozen guns in Regina.
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Sask. police set sights on distracted drivers in March
Drivers might want to think twice before using their phones on the road next month.
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Regina residential road revitalization approved by city council
City council has voted in favour of funding repairs for Regina's worst stretches of street.
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Regina road to be renamed after Glen Anaquod, city council decides
Regina city council has voted to rename the southern portion of Tower Road after the late Muscowpetung First Nation elder Glen Anaquod.
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Sask. health officials brace for mumps
The deputy medical health officer in Saskatchewan says it's just a matter of time before cases of the mumps show up in this province.
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William Shatner to energize Fan Expo Regina in May
Star Trek fans will have the chance to meet Capt. James T. Kirk when legendary Canadian actor William Shatner visits Regina on May 6-7.
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'There's no joy there': Nothing funny about Trump, says CBC satirist Rick Mercer
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Saturday Night Live is mining comedic gold from the new Donald Trump administration, but Canada's premier satirist Rick Mercer finds nothing funny about U.S. politics.
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Family, friends search for body of man believed to have drowned fleeing police
Family and friends of Ryan Donard say they're heading to Stony Rapids, Sask., Tuesday morning to search for his body in the Fond du Lac River.
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Regina dragon boat team headed to Puerto Rico for championships
A Saskatchewan dragon boating team is again going international in March.
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Sask. most attractive place in the world for mining companies to invest: survey
Saskatchewan leads the world as the best place in the world for mining companies to spend their money, according to a new survey issued by the Fraser Institute.
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Health region CEOs and VPs offered buyouts in move to single health authority
Buyouts are being offered to more than 70 health region executives as Saskatchewan makes its move to a single, province-wide health authority.
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'From Augie, we get the truth': Colleagues remember author Augie Merasty
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Auguste "Augie" Merasty, author and residential school survivor, who detailed his life and experiences in The Education of Augie Merasty has died. He was 87.
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Regina city council approves Carmichael Outreach move
A Regina program that offers food, a needle exchange and other services will be on the move soon.
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Police 'frustrated' after guns stolen from Regina business
Several long guns were stolen in a break-in Sunday morning at a pawn shop on the 1800 block of Park Street in Regina.
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2 men charged with attempted murder of Regina man
Two men are charged with attempted murder, after a man was beaten in North Central Regina on Saturday evening.
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Power restored in north Regina
Power outages in north Regina neighbourhoods were making traffic a headache during rush hour.
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'It's just not ready': Finance minister on delayed budget update
Saskatchewan's Opposition wants to see the government's latest financial update before the spring sitting of the legislature begins in a week.
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Video Regina police criticized for destroying 157 guns
The Regina Police Service has posted videos of dozens of guns being destroyed, but not everybody is applauding the initiative.
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CF-18 pilot killed near Sask.-Alta. border did not eject or make mayday call
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A Canadian Forces pilot killed when his fighter jet crashed near Cold Lake, Alta., did not call for help or eject before his CF-18 went down, according to an interim report released Monday.
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Carmichael Outreach seeking Regina city council support for move
A Regina community organization that provides food programs, needle exchanges and other services is looking to move — and is asking for the green light from city council.
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Regina police lay charges in last week's shooting of 18-year-old
Regina police have laid six charges against a man in a shooting which occurred last week on Athol Street.
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Waseca, Sask., man killed in pickup-semi crash on Highway 16
A crash involving a pickup truck and a semi-trailer in west-central Saskatchewan has claimed the life of a man, 31.
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What Indigenous restorative justice processes look like in Sask.
Traditional knowledge keepers Rick Favel and Philip Brass explain how non-jail sentences and Indigenous restorative justice processes are used as reparation for serious crimes.
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Q&A; Saskatoon mayor says co-ordination needed to battle opioid crisis
Charlie Clark says opioid addiction needs to be tackled in Saskatchewan before it becomes an even worse problem.
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$21.9M sewage plant announced for White City, Emerald Park
Two bedroom communities east of Regina are getting a new sewage treatment plant — a $21.9-million project.
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Video NDP's Ryan Meili and Sask. Party's Brent Penner face off in CBC debate
A recent poll put Saskatoon Meewasin byelection candidates Brent Penner and Ryan Meili neck and neck, and on Monday they came face to face in a live debate on CBC Radio's Saskatoon Morning.
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Sask. may not lose 4 record stores after all
Saskatchewan was set to lose four big HMV record stores — but now Sunrise Records may be filling the gap.
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Mumps fears prompt Regina Pats to cancel post-game skate
The recent mumps outbreak in the Western Hockey League is prompting the Regina Pats to put a little distance between its players and its fans.
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Trump says 'time for small thinking is over' in address to Congress
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'I feel like a failure': Moms still being shamed for choosing formula over breastfeeding
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Regina road to be renamed after Glen Anaquod, city council decides
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