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Seeding 97% complete across Saskatchewan: Crop report

Seeding across Saskatchewan is nearly finished for the 2026 season, reaching 97 per cent completion as of June 15, according to the latest provincial crop report.

Riders’ continuity at offensive line a source for early success

It is quite rare for a football team to have the same five starters back-to-back weeks at offensive line, let alone season-to-season. Yet, the Saskatchewan Roughriders managed to keep the majority of its line through this past offseason.

Here is the dream home you can win through the STARS lottery

STARS Air Ambulance has unveiled one of its dream homes for its 15th annual lottery.

STARS unveils lottery dream home

STARS Air Ambulance has unveiled one of its dream homes for its 15th annual lottery.

Gardeners near U of R face eviction as redevelopment pondered

Users of Regina’s largest community garden are facing eviction after 40 years on the University of Regina (U of R) campus, with the area set for possible commercial redevelopment due to financial pressures.

Sask. announces annual $1M investment for short line rail infrastructure

The Government of Saskatchewan has announced an annual investment of $1 million for short line rail infrastructure in the province.

Bushwakker Brewpub flooded after major plumbing issue on Dewdney Avenue

The basement of Bushwakker Brewpub has been flooded due to what it called a “major” water main break.

The Exchange announces new folk festival in Regina

More than a year after the permanent cancellation of the Regina Folk Festival, local music venue the Exchange is set to take over with a spiritual successor.

Multi-billion dollar overruns at Jansen mine won’t affect BHP’s bottom line. Here’s why.

The world’s largest mining company is flagging cost overruns at its Saskatchewan potash mine development.

Sask. memorial honouring 1980 CP rail crew bus crash expands on Highway 1

As trains and vehicles pass by a monument that stands beside the Trans-Canada Highway west of Swift Current, a plaque bears the names of 22 men killed and eight survivors in one of the deadliest crashes in Canadian history.

Antoine Brooks Jr. taking full advantage of elevated role in Riders’ defense

It has been a long journey to the starting lineup for Saskatchewan Roughriders’ defensive back Antoine Brooks Jr., but he has made his opportunity early in 2026 count.

Renovations for some REAL District properties expected to start in July

Construction for renovating a portion of buildings at the REAL District is set to begin starting in July.

Executive committee pushes 2 sports related motions through to city council meeting

Executive committee members voted through two separate sports related motions on Wednesday, to be further discussed at next week’s city council meeting.

Yorkton residents want answers on proposed post-treatment centre

Alberta-based Poundmaker’s Lodge might be opening a new post-treatment facility in Yorkton, but some residents say they are looking for answers.

Over 2,400 grads celebrated during University of Regina’s spring convocation

Over the course of three days, more than 2,400 University of Regina (U of R) students will have their time in the spotlight as they end off one chapter of their lives and begin another.