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LGBTQ supporters rally outside Regina church over sermon

LGBTQ supporters rally outside Regina church over sermon

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.
Candace Barta-Bonk named honorary Hungarian consul to Saskatchewan

Candace Barta-Bonk named honorary Hungarian consul to Saskatchewan

Grew up in Moosomin but moved to Kipling for high school
Kamsack RCMP request assistance in locating missing male youth from Regina, SK

Kamsack RCMP request assistance in locating missing male youth from Regina, SK

Kamsack RCMP are requesting the public’s assistance in locating 15-year-old Jackson MacDonald of Regina, SK. Jackson is described as being 5’10” with a tall, athletic build. He has brown hair and blue eyes.
COVID-19 Immunization Alert: Eligibility for booking expanded to ages 70-plus

COVID-19 Immunization Alert: Eligibility for booking expanded to ages 70-plus

And residents 50-plus in the far north
Additional 2,220 doses of COVID-19 vaccine given in Sask.

Additional 2,220 doses of COVID-19 vaccine given in Sask.

Province reports two more COVID-19-related deaths and 98 new cases
Headdress stolen 15 years ago found in dumpster and returned to Squamish Nation family

Headdress stolen 15 years ago found in dumpster and returned to Squamish Nation family

A headdress stolen from a display of Aboriginal regalia 15 years ago in Vancouver mysteriously wound up in a bin on the North Shore last week and has now made its way back to its original Squamish Nation custodians.
Add atmospheric drying – and potential lower crop yields – to climate change toll

Add atmospheric drying – and potential lower crop yields – to climate change toll

Drier air brought on by climate change could put a dent in crop yields, triggering smaller and slower-growing plants, a new study says.
Learning ancient Mi'kmaq game is helping Cape Breton Indigenous women improve well-being

Learning ancient Mi'kmaq game is helping Cape Breton Indigenous women improve well-being

SYDNEY — Heidi Marshall from Membertou First Nation remembers watching her father play the game of waltes when she was a child.
Explainer: Everything you need to know about Canada's new laws for GMOs and gene editing

Explainer: Everything you need to know about Canada's new laws for GMOs and gene editing

Canada is changing its risk assessment policy for genetically modified plants and food products sold at home and overseas. Genetically modified organisms (GMOs) that contain foreign DNA will still be subject to government regulatory oversight.
Saskatchewan to Mars: Tim Haltigin is the constant space inquisitor

Saskatchewan to Mars: Tim Haltigin is the constant space inquisitor

Scientists should always have more questions than answers. It’s the main kernel of advice Tim Haltigin gives for any aspiring astronaut.
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