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Bill Wenarchuk had some exciting news to share with his wife, Linda, after checking their January 19 LOTTO MAX ticket, but she never would have known it by the look on his face.

The Government of Saskatchewan has officially proclaimed March 15-19 as Social Work Week in Saskatchewan. The theme for this year's celebration is Social Work is Essential.

An additional 2,009 doses of COVID-19 vaccine have been given in Saskatchewan, bringing the total number of vaccines administered in the province to 104,424.

REGINA, MONTREAL — While Saskatchewan’s first batch of AstraZeneca vaccinations are taking place at a drive-thru clinic in Regina for 64 year-olds, ten nations across Europe have suspended its usage in recent days due to reports of blood clots in rar

A group representing plastics manufacturers says it still expects the federal government to list some items as toxic this spring, despite the environment minister’s careful words on the matter at committee.

As Canada continues its Covid-19 vaccine rollout and works towards vaccinating the general public, people have questions about the specifics of the Pfizer and Moderna vaccines that are being administered by health professionals.

The Allen Sapp Gallery has announced it is launching its new on-line and virtual school program entitled the newly developed Living on the Land: The Art of Allen Sapp.

Search efforts are ongoing in an effort to locate 15-year-old Jaxon MacDonald of Regina, SK. There are two corrections from the previous release; we apologize for these changes: · Jaxon is the correct spelling of his name.

Started as a memorial for Schaefer, an Esterhazy tow truck operator killed in a collision

Preaching love and inclusion, supporters of the LGBTQ community rallied outside a Regina church Sunday morning, hoping to counter what they say is a message of hate preached by the church’s pastor in a recently published sermon.