Healthy Halloween: Regina parents encouraged to trade candy for rec passes

by Jennifer Graham

In some Canadian cities, parents are being encouraged to hand out passes for skating or skiing instead of candy.

Poutine Bear food truck a way for owner to give back to Regina community

by Nichole Huck

Shelbi-Dawn Pelletier says her Rollin' Poutine Bear truck is about more than food. It's a way for her to give back to the community that took care of her after her parents died when she was young.

Video 'I'm still shocked:' Family reacts to RCMP shooting of man in North Battleford, Sask.

A 22-year-old First Nations man is dead after he was shot by Saskatchewan RCMP on Saturday night.

'I couldn't show fear:' Sask. woman recounts conversation with a killer

by Chris Purdy

After John Strang shot and killed his wife in their Saskatchewan home, he drove his Jeep — packed with guns, ammunition, handcuffs and duct tape — to the home of a female friend for a chilling conversation.

New Regina playground honours 'kid at heart' Celeste Yawney, homicide victim

by Kendall Latimer

A new Regina playground has been built in the memory of Celeste Yawney, a woman killed in her own home in 2015.

Members of Regina's Baha'i community celebrate 200 years of faith

Baha'i communities is Saskatchewan are celebrating the 200th anniversary of the founder of their religion.

Sask. ceramic artist to receive lifetime achievement award

Canadian ceramic artist Jack Sures will receive the Saskatchewan Arts Board Lieutenant Governor's Lifetime Achievement award at the Remai Modern Art Gallery on Thursday.

U of Regina found negligent in Miranda Biletski case, $9M in damages awarded

by Brandon Harder

The University of Regina has been deemed negligent by a jury in a June 2005 accident that left Mianda Biletski a quadriplegic. Biletski and the Piranhas Swim Club were deemed not at fault in the same accident.

Man Up initiative takes a stand for Domestic Violence Week in Sask.

by Alex Johnson

The University of Regina’s Man Up Against Violence campaign debuted a new video at Saturday's Rams game.

Walmart ramps up self-checkout by letting customers ring in items while shopping

by Sophia Harris

New scan-and-go technology being rolled out at Walmart stores allows shoppers to scan and bag their items while they shop, and it may lead to customers bypassing checkout altogether.

A Mortician's Tale explores the poignant — and mundane — realities of death

by Jonathan Ore

The Toronto-made indie game A Mortician's Tale aims to open up frank discussions about death and dying by putting you in the role of a funeral home worker preparing corpses and consoling the bereaved.

Final 'Iron Will' superhero fundraiser pleases crowds, hopes to reach $300K

A long-running fundraising effort done in memory of “Iron Will” Rattray is coming to end after the weekend. If all goes as planned, $300,000 will have been raised for Saskatoon's Jim Pattison Children’s Hospital.

Who is Hilda? Antique collector looks for owner of child's autograph book from 1930s

An old autograph book owned by a girl who attended Connaught elementary school in the 1930s has found its way into the hands of an antique collector living in Alberta. Now, he’s on a search for her, or her family, in hopes of handing over the keepsake.

Eat, gym, repeat: Bodybuilder Roland Poitras says he has 'a pretty great addiction'

by Patrick Foucault

Roland Poitras, a Saskatchewan bodybuilder, has a pretty special definition of a routine. Every day at around 5 a.m., he wakes up, eats, goes to the gym, eats again and goes back to the gym. And sometimes he goes back to the gym again.

Regina police searching for missing 10-year-old girl

Shirlene Razor-Harrison was last seen on the 1300 block of Robinson Street in Regina. She's described as 5'0 tall, thin build with long straight black hair. She was last seen wearing green glasses, a white shirt, black leggings and a pink jacket.

Sask. watershed workshop dives into reconciliation

The Reconciliation in the Watershed workshop took place at the FNUniv on Saturday morning in Regina.

Recap Roughriders end playoff drought with statement win over Stampeders

The Saskatchewan Roughriders earned a playoff spot and won at McMahon Stadium for the first time since 2009 with a 30-7 victory over the Calgary Stampeders on Friday.

Number of cattle dead after Sask. wildfires climbs to 750

Roughly 750 cattle were either killed or had to be euthanized after being caught in the fires, the province’s ministry of agriculture reported Friday.

Body of missing paddler found near Cumberland House, Sask.

Search and rescue volunteers found Stanley Custer, 20, on Friday afternoon.

La Loche shooter to be sentenced in his home community next February

by Charles Hamilton

Crown prosecutors summarized their case for why the guilty teen should be sentenced as an adult, saying he knew the consequences of his actions at the time of the deadly shooting spree.

Connaught 2.0: new Regina school holds grand opening

A new chapter of Regina education is officially underway, as Connaught Community School held its grand opening Friday.

Get your flu shots early, says Sask. chief medical health officer

The ministry of health is encouraging people to get the vaccine early this year, especially people who at higher risk.

'Looks like a bomb went off:' Sask. farmer loses home to wildfire

Allen Job says they plan to rebuild.

No offence: Saskatoon driver beats $150 flipping 'the finger' ticket

Kaufmann’s ordeal began last March when he was given a traffic ticket for “stunting” after police accused him of giving them the finger as he was passing through a speed trap.

Family locates missing Regina woman

Tina Marie Gambler has been found. She had been missing since Oct. 2.

RCMP in northern Sask. focus on stopping bootleggers

RCMP in La Ronge are doing their best to crack down on bootlegging, and one of the ways they are doing that is with targeted enforcement blitzes.

'It's their choice': 3 Muslim women weigh in on Que. face-covering law

by Kendall Latimer

On Wednesday, a law that says people must uncover their faces to receive or give public services was passed in Quebec's National Assembly. Three Muslim women in Saskatchewan weighed in on the controversial bill.

What Sask. Party leadership hopefuls think about ... pot, drunk driving, the budget and other topics

by Brandon Harder

Candidates from the Saskatchewan party looking to become the next premier of the province squared off in their first debate in Swift Current Thursday evening.

Regina police locate missing 7-year-old

Regina police locate young boy last seen just before 3 o'clock Thursday.

In Depth The Remai Modern is complete — but will they come?

by Charles Hamilton

Is Saskatoon, a city with a population just north of 250,000 people, ready for an art gallery of this size and scope?

Semi-trailer truck hits school bus near Turtleford, Sask.

RCMP say no one was injured when a semi-trailer hit a school bus Thursday.

Conservative leader Scheer decries 'irony' of small business tax plan

Conservative Party leader Andrew Scheer spoke to small business owners in Waterloo region on Friday at conference centres in Cambridge and Kitchener-Waterloo, describing what he sees as 'irony' over Bill Morneau's proposed tax reforms for small business.

Sask. government reverses corporate tax reduction plan

by Kendall Latimer

Premier Brad Wall said Thursday a corporate income tax rate reduction was no longer necessary to be competitive in Western Canada because of changes in British Columbia. The one per cent reduction was first announced in the 2017-18 provincial budget.

Woman who defrauded Regina Sexual Assault Centre of $773K sentenced to 3 years

Debra Lynn House, the centre's former executive director, was also ordered to pay back the full amount.