Fear of UFO abduction inspires sci-fi movie 'Alien Boy' filmed in Regina
“The film is not autobiographical … but it's inspired by the memory of being scared of the night and scared
Crime
What to know about Sask. water safety as Mounties say no booze on boats
“It is prohibited to have open alcohol on a watercraft.”
Top Sask. judge denies bail review to alleged Weyburn highway shooter
The decision by Saskatchewan Court of Appeal Chief Justice Robert Leurer was made available on Thursday.
Saskatchewan Politics
Sask. senator, agriculture advocate Todd Lewis remembered as 'a powerful voice'
A memorial service for Lewis, a farmer and former APAS president, is to be held in Regina on Thursday.
UPDATED: Sask. review panel recommends approval of one SGI rate hike but not two
The first increase of 3.75 per cent already took effect in June. The second was proposed to be implemented in June of 2027.
Opinion: Time to get ambitious: Sask’s coal-to-nuclear transition a potential win for co-operative federalism
Saskatchewan is positioned to play a greater role in the global nuclear supply chain.
Longreads
Stewart Johnston's big gamble: A longtime CFL fan on change, disappointment and the Canadian game
As a 62-year-old man who has loved the game for some 55 years, I represent the CFL fanbase’s biggest existing demographic. And ironically, its biggest problem too.
Roughriders
Reverse hurdle generates viral moment for Roughriders’ RB Conley
Many compared Quali Conley’s reverse hurdle to what Philadelphia Eagles star Saquon Barkley pulled off last year in the NFL
Rider Rumblings Ep 201: Depth tested in Roughriders win over Elks
Plus a preview of Friday’s game against the visiting Ottawa Redblacks
Health
A new cystic fibrosis treatment is publicly coverage for Sask. residents by provincial government.
YOUR CITY
'An asset of Regina': City council delivers $1.3M to keep Globe Theatre open after costly renovation
"It shows that council has a strong understanding of the value of our downtown and why it's important to invest in it." — Mayor Chad Bachynski.
Regina to enrol in Sask. assistance program due to recent flooding
Registration is required from local authorities before residents can make claims through the Provincial Disaster Assistance Program.
City approves YWCA as new operator for North Central rapid housing project
“I’m glad to see this being worked out and followed through."
Regina needs 7% mill rate increase to meet status quo in 2027: report
City council's strategic priorities, however, could target a 5.81% increase, which would require $4.5 million in cuts.
YWCA Regina sees North Central rapid housing project as opportunity
Executive director said the non-profit has a waitlist of 4,000 people needing shelter every year who could benefit from this project opening in the fall.
YWCA Regina offers to take over delayed North Central rapid housing project
The North Central Family Centre was originally slated to run the complex, but it says cost overruns forced the non-profit organization to back out months ago.








