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Regina – The concentration of COVID-19 “variants of concern” in Regina has led the provincial government to walk back loosened public health measures for Regina and its surrounding bedroom communities, so much so that the Ministry of Highways will so

A Biggar woman arrested by the Battlefords RCMP was given a conditional jail sentence. Desiree Hinse, 24, of Biggar was sentenced March 22 in North Battleford Provincial Court on drug and weapons-related charges.

The Water Security Agency (WSA) believes it has an answer about the odd, purple-blue water found by ice fishers in and on Pasqua Lake two weeks ago.

Over the past year, the Moosomin Organization for the Transportation of the Handicapped (MOTOH) has been raising money for the purchase of a new bus, and now the group has taken delivery of a new vehicle.

Courtney Schaefer's widow, Kim Schaefer, says she hopes more changes to laws keeping emergency responders safe come as a result of her husband's death responding to an accident at the side of the road near Esterhazy four years ago.

Due to increased COVID-19 transmission risk in Regina and area, the following amendments are being made to the public health order. This local public health order will remain in effect until April 5, 2021, and reviewed at that time.

The Saskatchewan Rattlers member club of the Canadian Elite Basketball League (CEBL), have announced the signing of American guard, Jonah Mathews, USC’s all-time leader in three-pointers made.

Report 150 new COVID-19 cases, one related death

Cell phone coverage around the Saskatchewan-Manitoba border has long been an issue with inconsistent service on both sides leading to dropped calls and lack of trustworthy communication.

Former principal of MacLeod Elementary School and board member with the Saskatchewan Seniors Mechanism (SSM), Devona Putland, is encouraging residents of Moosomin to attend a Zoom meeting to discuss the process of making Moosomin Age-Friendly.