Local News

Activities will happen from July 7-9 to pay tribute to the 21 members of the Royal Canadian Air Force – 20 pilots and one crew member – who died in a plane crash south of the city on Sept. 15, 1946. The event was to happen last year for the 75th anniversary of the tragedy, but plans had to be shelved due to the COVID-19 pandemic. 

A Canada Day flag ceremony, barbecue and bouncy houses will be part of the celebrations on July 1.

The Southland Co-op board of directors, along with the Rotary Club of Assiniboia, is working together to sponsor a Ukrainian refugee family, so they can come to the community, and find a sense of safety and security once again.

Police report a discovery of a deceased individual on Rae Street.

Ceres Global Ag Corp. suspends crush project at Northgate, terminates equipment contract

Youth were spotted on the roof of one of the Estevan schools.

Canada's 155th birthday will be celebrated with many activities.

A total of 108 housing and shelter units to be built in the Regina downtown core.

The closure of Moose Jaw’s landfill is expected to cost almost $8 million, which is why city council plans to pursue federal funding to assist with decommissioning the site.

According to a city hall news release, an investigation is underway and the city has temporarily removed from service the Paratransit bus involved in the incident.