Local News

Farooq Hassan Sheikh announced as 19th Chief of the Regina Police Service, will take over Dec. 1.

Former Assiniboia resident, artist Kathy Bradshow, returns home to kick off two-month art show at Shurniak Gallery while showcasing encaustic art form

Students from St. Mary's and Spruce Ridge Schools gathered at the Estevan City Cemetery Monday morning to partake in the annual No Stone Left Alone remembrance ceremony, commemorating all local men and women who served Canada during different wars and military operations.

Carbon tax as well as housing important issues at Council of the Federation meeting in Halifax.

A portion of Highway 9 south of Carlyle is closed Tuesday afternoon.

To take a three-minute survey about safety and well-being in Estevan, please go to www.surveymonkey.com/r/NSGQ3QG.

Daily Leg Update: With Premier Moe at the Premier’s conference in Halifax, Opposition Leader Carla Beck and Finance Minister Donna Harpauer sparred in the Legislature.

Tina Bird's Tree of Remembrance was completed by Nov. 1 – just in time to pay tribute to her family members who have served, as well as other veterans.

A freezing rain warning that was issued Tuesday for southeast Saskatchewan has come to an end.

NDP’s Noor Burki raises questions of Minister Everett Hindley after 10 doctors at Regina General Hospital filed a human rights complaint.