Provincial News

Former Montreal QB signs two-year deal with Saskatchewan on first day of CFL free agency.

Regina and Saskatoon airports add twice weekly direct flights to Kelowna, Saskatoon adds summer route to Minneapolis.

The Town of Gravelbourg is looking for proposals from organizations capable and qualified to repurpose the former Convent of the Sisters of Jesus & Mary, a Saskatchewan Heritage and National Historic site with more than 75,000 square feet of space.

Olymel has a second barn and feed mill nearby that were not affected.

Honorary Doctor of Laws degree stripped by University of Regina after a review of Mary Ellen Turpel-Lafond’s claims of Indigenous heritage/ancestry.

Federal government announces $6.6 million in funding for 25 new Rapid Housing units in Regina.

Premier Scott Moe to be part of premiers’ discussion of last week’s offer from the federal government.

Nomination deadline looming, public can post images until Feb. 19.

Athletes at the Canada Games represent the next generation of national, international, and Olympic and Paralympic champions.

Promotion of free legal advice or information to anyone who has experienced sexual harassment met with a troubling response.