Regina Leader-Post | Latest Regina News and Headlines

Business

Saskatchewan realtors call for independent review of industry regulator after real estate scheme

"For three years nothing was done, despite alarm bells," realtors group says.

By Nykole King

Local News

Rare Jurassic 'dinosaur tree' now on display at Regina Floral Conservatory

Saskatchewan Roughriders

10 Thoughts: Playoffs? Roughriders are just trying to win a game

Op Eds

Opinion: How Bell is building AI infrastructure with Saskatchewan communities in mind

Opinion

Lewis: Conventional measures won’t fix rural health care. Can anything?

Saskatchewan News

Sask.'s 35-cent minimum wage increase doesn't cut it: critic

Crime

Lawyers argue whether former RPS chief’s termination was with just cause

After closing arguments, the hearing concluded with a three-person panel reserving its decision until a later date.

Former PPC candidate Trevor Wowk convicted of using forged doc and identity theft

Convictions relate to a document used to sponsor his spouse’s citizenship application.

Saskatchewan Politics

Saskatchewan News

Sask. Party remembers co-founder Ken Krawetz as one of province's 'greatest leaders'

Krawetz was one of eight MLAs who crossed the floor to form the Saskatchewan Party. He served as opposition leader until 1999.

Local News

Sask. minister cites 'broad support' for Bell's AI data centre near Regina

"No matter what you do, there's always going to be people opposed to it."

Saskatchewan Politics

Saskatchewan teachers' union criticizes student funding, looks ahead to new contract

Bargaining committees for Sask. teachers and the provincial government are to meet this fall after their contract expired Aug. 31.

Longreads

Local News

Intended to grow and revitalize Regina's ailing downtown, 11th Avenue's disruptive construction finally nears completion

"These upgrades will support projected population growth, ensuring that Regina’s downtown core can support many more residents."

By Darrell Davis

Roughriders

Roughriders falter in 37-31 loss to Stampeders

Saskatchewan has now lost three straight games with three games left in the regular season

Saskatchewan Roughriders kicker Brett Lauther (12) during Rider training camp at Griffiths Stadium in 2025.

Kicker Brett Lauther speaks on trade back to Roughriders

“I didn’t see it coming really,” said the veteran kicker who was reacquired by Saskatchewan on Wednesday.

Health

Saskatchewan News

Sask. judge who dismissed medical negligence lawsuit left uneasy by senior's broken spine saga

Harvey Lee Dykstra lost his independence after suffering an injury that initially went undiagnosed.

By Brandon Harder

your city

Wallace Street in Regina after a 2025 storm

Regina City Hall

Saskatchewan realtors call for independent review of industry regulator after real estate scheme

Rare Jurassic 'dinosaur tree' now on display at Regina Floral Conservatory

10 Thoughts: Playoffs? Roughriders are just trying to win a game

Opinion: How Bell is building AI infrastructure with Saskatchewan communities in mind

Lewis: Conventional measures won’t fix rural health care. Can anything?

Sask.'s 35-cent minimum wage increase doesn't cut it: critic

Featured Businesses

Crime

Lawyers argue whether former RPS chief’s termination was with just cause

Former PPC candidate Trevor Wowk convicted of using forged doc and identity theft

Saskatchewan Politics

Sask. Party remembers co-founder Ken Krawetz as one of province's 'greatest leaders'

Sask. minister cites 'broad support' for Bell's AI data centre near Regina

Saskatchewan teachers' union criticizes student funding, looks ahead to new contract

Longreads

Intended to grow and revitalize Regina's ailing downtown, 11th Avenue's disruptive construction finally nears completion

Roughriders

Roughriders falter in 37-31 loss to Stampeders

Kicker Brett Lauther speaks on trade back to Roughriders

Health

Sask. judge who dismissed medical negligence lawsuit left uneasy by senior's broken spine saga

your city

City of Regina updates floodplain maps for first time since 1982

'Getting dangerous': Regina Transit union says promise of peace officers falling short

City of Regina says yes to RCMP Heritage Centre renovation funding

City of Regina plans more sidewalk snow clearing this winter

Regina city councillors want review of Bell Canada's AI data centre expansion

New CFO to arrive in time for budget talks: City of Regina